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UK Construction’s Biggest Slowdown Since Covid: More Fuel For Rents & Prices

The UK construction sector is having a rough time. Output has fallen month after month, and housebuilding is in a deep slump. But for passive property investors, this is not a reason to panic – in face it’s quite the opposite. It is a strong sign that the UK’s housing shortage is getting worse, and this actually supports rents and values.