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Developer City & Country will host its first ever webinar entitled ‘Next Steps to the Current Market’, aimed at supporting buyers with practical information about the real estate market.
Developer City & Country will host its first ever webinar entitled ‘Next Steps to the Current Market’, aimed at supporting buyers with practical information about the real estate market.
The event, held Wednesday, May 31 at 6 p.m., will be moderated by Anne Ashworth, real estate and financial journalist and former editor-in-chief of The Times’ Bricks and Mortars division, and panelists will include experts from real estate firm Savills. consists of a house. Real estate search portal, on the market. The Mortgage Brain, a mortgage tech company. Alongside City & Country’s Sales Manager.
City & Country panelist and sales manager David Cox said: “This webinar is a great opportunity for first-time buyers, upsizing or downsizing to really understand what’s going on in the market at the moment.”
“Demand has been growing steadily since the beginning of the year, house prices are rising for the first time in seven months, and we may see a recovery from the economic turmoil since the mini-budget. We are returning to a blank slate of immigration plans until now, and it is an important time to obtain information.
“Anyone interested in taking action this year is encouraged to register. It’s a great chance to get the best advice from an experienced panel.”
This webinar will focus on the challenges buyers face in today’s market, but will also feature a Q&A section where attendees can submit questions live.
City & Country allows attendees to submit questions prior to the event through their platform of choice, including Instagram and email. [email protected]
Alex Lee, panelist, head of offices and head of new homes at Savills Chelmsford, said: “The market is definitely a little more calm compared to the highs of the last two years or so.” .
“Rising costs of living and interest rates are forcing many buyers to reassess their budgets.
“However, I think we are now beginning to calm down and return to what has been described as the ‘post-pandemic norm’.
“Demand remains strong and long-term house price forecasts are broadly positive.
“The report that the government is considering reviving the Help to Buy system may also be good news for first-time buyers.
“Although it is far from a reality, at least the housing market issue has made front page news.
