Consumer confidence in the housing market doesn’t appear to have fully recovered since June’s General Election, according to new research from the Building Societies Association (BSA).

There has a been a slight deterioration of consumer confidence in the housing market, caused by short-term uncertainty from the General Election result, according to the Building Societies Association (BSA).

According to a new housing survey, 87% of homeowners in Britain believe that properties in their area will grow in value over the next six months, by an average of 7.8%.

New research from Halifax has revealed that confidence in the UK housing market has stabilised following a record decline.