Real estate value in the UK has shrunk 30 billion euros this year

The total value of the real estate market in Britain has fallen by 26.9 billion pounds (current € 30.4 billion) in the first six months of this year, according to a study by real estate website Zoopla.

The total value of British real estate and real estate amounts to 8.19 billion pounds (€ 9.26 billion), according to Zoopla.

On average, each property depreciated by 5.12 pounds (5.79 euros) a day, representing a loss of 927 pounds (1,048 euros) in the first half of the year.

Zoopla calculated this data by analyzing the value of the properties on your site between January 1st and June 30th and doing an extrapolation.

"Uncertainty about Brexit is a factor that is influencing the market, but on the positive side, the decline in value is creating the opportunity for first-time home buyers," said Zoopla spokesman Lawrence Hall.