Completions up for Countryside

Countryside

But fears of a market slowdown sees the housebuilder’s stock price fall

Countryside Properties saw a surge in completions in the year to October but a warning of slowdown in the second-hand home market decimated their shares on Thursday.

In a trading update the firm said its completions were up 27% at 4,295 homes in its latest financial year, while private average selling price slipped 7% to £402,000 because of a greater regional mix of work.

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