Brexit is no longer a headline shock, but its structural effects continue to shape the UK property market.
Key ongoing impacts include:
- Changes in labour availability for construction and maintenance
- Shifts in regional employment patterns
- Altered migration flows influencing rental demand
In some areas, reduced construction capacity has slowed housing delivery, tightening supply. In others, new trade and business corridors are supporting local demand growth.
The influence of Brexit is now asymmetric; felt differently by sector, region, and asset type.
At DXXV, Brexit is treated as a background condition rather than a timing event. Its effects are embedded into sourcing assumptions, not speculated upon.