Gleeson pins falling sales on mini-Budget debacle

By Dave Rogers2023-01-13T10:01:00

But housebuilder says cancellation rates have steadied since autumn

Gleeson has said the number of homes it sold during the first half of its financial year fell because of the impact of last September’s disastrous mini-Budget but added the rate of cancellations from buyers spooked in its aftermath had fallen in the run-up to Christmas.

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