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New survey reveals the real impact if the UK leave the EU
May 20 2016
Darren Best
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So what will leaving mean to the property market as a whole?
The younger generations of the UK have quickly become accustomed to the idea, they will not be able to afford a home until they are at least 30. However, forecasts have been made in the event of leaving the EU, which states rent bills will drop if we leave. Property for the first time in a long time will be considerably more affordable for first time buyers. The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) and the Association of Residential Letting Agents (Arla) will leave the average house price worth in the UK £2,300 less in 2018 and £7,500 less in London.![Brexit3](http://www.savoystewart.co.uk/rbt/wp-content/uploads/2016/05/Brexit3.jpg)