Ten places where house prices are set to rise

Some locations are defying a downbeat Brexit market — with revived urban areas leading the way even at the best of times there are no sure things in property — and with political and economic uncertainty as a backdrop, coupled with tax changes that have hit many buyers hard, this is far from the best of times. Nonetheless, there are silver linings amid the dark pall that has hung over the market since last spring.

Published 6 January 2017

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Some UK neighbourhoods seem to be “defying a downbeat Brexit market”, a new article in The Times this week has revealed.

Offering our perspective as a top London buying agency for luxury property, Black Brick’s Founder, Camilla Dell shared her thoughts on which regions’ house prices are due to rise.

“With 10,000 new homes, 5,000 more on the cards and the possibility of a Crossrail 2 station, [Tottenham Hale, north London] is the London suburb du jour”, she said.

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Some UK neighbourhoods seem to be “defying a downbeat Brexit market”, a new article in The Times this week has revealed.

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