UK property market shows resilience six months into conflict

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Despite six months of the US-Iran conflict, the UK property market has shown unexpected resilience with GDP growth of 0.4% in Q2 2026 and steady buyer demand. Economic data suggests the market weathered conflict-related shocks better than predicted.

Six months into the US-Iran conflict, the UK property market has demonstrated greater resilience than initially forecast, according to recent market data and economic indicators. GDP growth of 0.4% in the quarter ending June 2026 and sustained buyer demand suggest the market has weathered the initial shock better than expected. The post UK property market shows resilience six months into conflict appeared first on PropertyWire.