Home sellers, it has been considered, might be holding back on putting their property on the market until after Brexit. Rather than let their property remain for sale for a long period, and perhaps it then being labeled as undesirable, they are being patient for more optimistic and enthusiastic buyers. Those buyers are hoped to turn up to the housing market once Brexit concludes.

New property coming onto the market is low and while demand is strong with those buying, the number of buyers has declined as well. Caution is the course of action for many hopeful home buyers and until Brexit concludes most will likely hold off from major purchases.

The housing market is usually in spring set to see a boost. As the colder weather subsides and more people get out and about and have longer days, it seems to push those shopping for a home to take action and buy. How this spring will shape up in comparison to the past is yet to be seen. Some experts are hopeful, while others are not.

There are factors that are appearing that could indeed help build enthusiasm for the housing market. Lenders are becoming more competitive, interest rates are still very low, and now more mortgage products are coming onto the market including some with very high loan to value levels.

The spring season might perhaps surprise any pessimistic experts. Home buyers could simply do what is best for them and take advantage of the opportunities present currently and achieve their dream of being homeowners. If so, those sellers keeping an eye out for their own opportunities could put their property up for sale and bring a boost to the market that is expected every spring.