Boris has redrawn property map

摘要

Boris Johnson's election victory was as much of a landslide in tectonic terms as political. Britain's regional red and blue plates have not so much slid as flipped and the aftershocks could reverberate across the property market for years to come. Early surveys and a swathe of anecdotal comments point to a sharp pick-up in business and consumer confidence once it became clear that more than three years of parliamentary deadlock were over. It wasn't the threat of Brexit that was to blame for investment stasis; it was the interminable, stultifying indecision, which instantly evaporated with the first exit poll.