Rightmove Survey – Good News For Business!
Posted by Michael Benjmain [18 Feb 2010] | Category: Business News | Business Press Releases
What better way to start 2010, than with good news for everyones favourites – estate agents! The results from the Right-move 2010 survey, show hope has finally been restored in the housing market.
The survey findings support accumulating evidence that both the UK economy along with the housing market are on the road to recovery. In a nutshell this survey combines figures showing a 0.4% average month on month increase on house prices leading up to January, with continuing trends seeing the value of the Pound continue to rise against the Euro; in short – light at the end of the tunnel.
These trends will give importers increased reason to be upbeat, as the solid recovery in the housing market has helped bolster and is continuing to fuel the increase in the strength of the Pound against the Euro. Latest figures show, January marked the fourth consecutive month in a row, in which the Pound rose against the Euro, making the cost of European goods and services a lot cheaper than at any time in the past year.
Estate agents where one of the first businesses to feel the brunt of the recession, but now are at the front of the queue to enjoy the benefits of a recovering economy. Many are already capitalizing from the slight upturn in the number of investors who previously turned their back on the housing market, but are racing back in a bid to secure bargain property which has significantly lost it’s value over the past two years. In light of such news many are finding reason to be optimistic with industries such as maintenance, legal and removal all lined up to enjoy increased business as the property market begins to build momentum.
Let’s hope the positive reports and building momentum continue, as we could do with some more of that consumer confidence which saw December 2009 UK sales up 3.6% from that of 2008. They say business is all about taking risk’s and opposed to those gloomy reports we’ve become accustomed to, there seems to be no better time than now to take a little risk. Or a no risk Contextured PPC plan.
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