Request for Question Clarification by
muhammad-ga
on
25 Aug 2005 12:58 PDT
Hello!
I came across these two relevant webpages which summarize the UK real
estate revenue for year 2002-2004. The detailed report, however, is
not available free.
"In examining the UK market for estate agents, this report
concentrates on the high-street residential agencies. It excludes
other property services, such as auctioneers, valuers, estate
managers, property companies and property consultants. Buoyed up by
property price rises, the estate agency market has been growing
steadily since the mid-1990s. Key Note estimates that there were 1.8
million property transactions in the UK in 2002, an increase of 8.6%
on 2001. In the same year, total estate agency revenues increased by
an estimated 18.1%, to #5.54bn. Agency revenues include financial
services and property management income, as well as commission from
the sale of property. However, the vast majority of estate agents
revenue 72.9% in 2002 still comes from sales of residential property."
http://martech-reports.com/servlets/MainServlet?actionid=400&docreportid=2100
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Estate Agents Market Report 2004
Key Note Publications Ltd, Aug 2004
Description
Summary
This Market Report examines the estate agents market in the UK. It
focuses on residential agencies and excludes property services such as
auctioneers, valuers, estate managers, property companies and property
consultants.
"Estimates show that there were more than 1.5 million property
transactions in the UK in 2003, which represents a decline of 12.9% on
2002. Total estate agency revenues were worth an estimated £5.46bn,
down by 1.4% over the same period. Agency revenues include financial
services income and property management income as well as commission
from the sale of property. However, around 70.5% of estate agents'
revenue still comes from sales of residential property."
http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reportinfo.asp?report_id=222572&t=e&cat_id=10
I tried searching for the 2005 fugures at www.statistics.gov.uk but
could not find any.
If the information above is what you were looking for, I will be glad
to post this as an answer.
Regards,
muhammad-ga
