2012 Could be the Worst Year to Sell

The property market doom and gloom is underway in 2012 with the council of mortgage lenders warning that likely increases in unemployment will cause property repossessions to increase during the year. Increased unemployment will obviously have a huge increase on the property market, repossessions are likely to increase and the uncertainty created will mean fewer buyers in the market therefore driving prices down. It’s never been more crucial to set the correct prices when looking to make a quick house sale. The prediction from the CML is that repossessions could be up by as much as 30% on last year. Combine all this information and it leads most experts to predict that 2012 will have fewer sales than ever experienced in recent memory.

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