Harmony Homes director discusses year ahead
The Isle of Man’s property market is performing better than that of the UK which has recorded its fifth monthly dip in a row.
That’s the opinion of the principal director of Harmony Homes.
Paul McArd says the local market slowed in October last year but after the traditionally quiet Christmas period has already picked up.
Whilst he acknowledges that the cost-of-living crisis is having an impact he is expecting a busy year ahead:
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