Minerva: State of the UK Property Market – exploring regional growth, policy shifts and market predictions

Minerva have released their latest episode called State of the UK Property Market – exploring regional growth, policy shifts and market predictions.

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The UK property market is in a period of transition, with steady but regionally varied growth, improved buyer confidence due to lower mortgage rates, and significant policy-driven changes on the horizon.

The recent general election and subsequent government policies are influencing the market. The new government’s focus on housing, including plans to reform the planning system and introduce housing quotas, aims to address the housing supply issue and stimulate the construction of new homes. These changes are expected to have a long-term impact on the market.

What might this look like?

In this episode we have a spotlight on the property market across Merseyside. Join Richard Mathias and Mike Leeman who will dissect the newest data from Twenty CI, considering the insights and how it reflects the Merseyside region what the landscape might look like over the latter part of 2024.

A passionate leader, Mike is keen on combining great technology with great people to deliver client-focused and innovative legal solutions in conveyancing.

As Managing Partner, and an award winning one too, he recognises the need for more digitised processes to help firms win more business by working more efficiently, transparently, and collaboratively. His vision is to transform the way legal services are delivered, empowering clients with more choice, convenience, and control.

Mike is proud to lead a team of talented and dedicated professionals who share his values and commitment to excellence. We are excited to hear his thoughts on tech, strategy, and systems, that can help provide a focus on creating better processes in conveyancing.

Since April, Minerva’s Richard Mathias has been speaking with industry leaders from across the UK engaging in debate and discussion.

A must-watch for UK property lawyers aiming to stay ahead in the market.