UK house prices expected to fall if Britain leaves EU
But chartered surveyors polled still see an increase over 12-month horizon
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BRITISH house prices are set for their first fall in nearly four years over the next few months as the European Union referendum and a new tax on landlords turn buyers away, property valuers said on Thursday.
For the first time since November 2012, a majority of members polled by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors said prices over the next three months were expected to fall, though most still saw an increase over a 12-month horizon.
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