I'd say a bad brexit is likely to devalue high value properties but I'm not sure how much impact it will have outside of London and a few other places.
A lot of places haven't had the price rises that London has had so a 50% drop in London (although I don't think it will be anywhere near that severe) will probably be matched by 5% in other places.
However, regardless of the brexit impact, the high demand areas still won't have enough properties so I think that will mitigate any hefty price decrease.
Ultimately, if you're willing to live in a place for 5 years plus I wouldn't be worried about buying as you'll probably be able to ride out any disruption. If you're thinking it's only going to be short term then it could be an issue.
I'd say a bad brexit is likely to devalue high value properties but I'm not sure how much impact it will have outside of London and a few other places.
A lot of places haven't had the price rises that London has had so a 50% drop in London (although I don't think it will be anywhere near that severe) will probably be matched by 5% in other places.
However, regardless of the brexit impact, the high demand areas still won't have enough properties so I think that will mitigate any hefty price decrease.
Ultimately, if you're willing to live in a place for 5 years plus I wouldn't be worried about buying as you'll probably be able to ride out any disruption. If you're thinking it's only going to be short term then it could be an issue.