This London property market is tied to international finance, and this will undoubtedly be connected to our future relationship with the EU.It is intuitive argument, not one back by data, but there is a possibility that house prices go down after we leave the EU - in which case you'd be foolish to buy a property just before we Brexit. It's also a possibility that house prices go up after Brexit - in which case you'd be foolish to try to sell your property now (if you're in a chain).There is also the possibility that leaving the EU will have little affect on the economy, but considering everyone is saying it will (for good or ill) it is possible that people may be holding back before on big financial decisions until the outcome is known.I am not saying that Brexit will cause X or Y, I am saying, that the uncertainty is likely to have a slight chilling effect on a market. Like you say, this is supposition, but anecdotally I've heard this from several estate agents.
Christina Hill ● 2188d