As the EU debate continues to dominate the news, research by eMoov.co.uk has found that over half of Great Britain’s homeowners (55%) believe exiting the European Union will have an impact on house prices in the UK.

David Cameron has made it clear he would prefer to remain in the EU, but sits on the political fence, hinging his decision on the success of further negotiations. But whilst he deliberates, homeowners across the nation are left to speculate what impact an EU exit may have on the price of their property.

Of the 55% that believe the price of their property will be affected, 34% think leaving the EU would actually strengthen the value of their home, with just 21% believing it will lead to a decrease in their property price.

It is thought the economic impact of leaving the EU will be felt hardest in the capital, with the central London property market in further danger. However, more than half (52%) of those surveyed in London think it will push up the price of their property, with just 23% thinking the opposite.