What hopes and concerns do you have for how the UK will change?

Why would there be less demand? 90,000 young people don't have a home.2 million families are on the waiting list.
How is removing 300,000 immigrants and bringing back 500,000 pensioners (the other 1.3 million pensioners have homes abroad) into the UK going to solve this going to solve this?

And if you read the article "Several experts have predicted that the economic shock of leaving the EU would cause unemployment to rise in the UK. That would reduce the pressure for wage growth. The Treasury estimated that wages will be between 2.8% and 4% lower at the point of maximum impact, with a typical worker at least £780 a year worse off."

Well those 500k pensioners aren't going to be expelled from their current place of residence

So when you look at the real figures, not the absurd fear-mongering figures you're using, there will be a net reduction in the demand for housing.

As for the jobs, those figures do not take into account openings created by EU migration stopping. Considering the unemployment figure the report uses is between 500-800k, that is covered within a few years by a drop in immigration, but more importantly, the figure is absolute horse **** because it's based on GDP, something which has been useless at measuring employment for years.

We are going to be so much better! people are complaining that we left but those are the same people that complain the government isn't doing anything for us. It's VERY likely its because the EU ignores almost everything we propose! MOST countries in the world don't have a legislation like this - or the NHS. People are acting like its a right. Just goes to show how privileged we are. Its mainly teenagers copying what every other teenager thinks too. I'm very happy we left. I couldn't vote but we voted out. We decided to after thinking about it very hard.

USA has the biggest economy in the world at about $17 trillion GDP. China would want to trade with us because it can get them in to europe (not EU i know) and the UK is working very close with China as there prisident came to the UK to talk with Cameron last year. They wont pick us over the USA they will pick us as they see were in help and they will benefit from trading with the UK to tighten the relasionship with with us and there economy is slowing down so they may see us as a place to go. Also why the US should trade with us. Its in the US best intrest to keep us as a strong economic friend which will benifit them and us. They are working on a US - EU trade deal and have now said they want to trade with us after we officaly leave (when ever that may be) but all that back of the que rubbish has now gone out the window now brexit is coming true. I dont see why China or the US will turn down a trade deal. And remember Obama and Cameron will not be in power much longer. The UK shall have a new prime minister and the US shall have a new leader as well. I think this is a new era of the UK which will be more better than we have seen under EU control

Someone needs to have a word in the ear of Guardian columnists and point out difference between pre-plebiscite hype/post-electoral hysteria

What they're doing is harmful to the unity/prosperity of the nation. They should grow up, accept outcome, and consider acting in national interest

By engaging in hysteria it irrefutably is contributing to tensions

dom of Speech is a right I would defend to the death, but with rights come responsibilities

Many pensioners living in the EU will have to leave. Unless Britain chooses to maintain some freedom of movement. However in order to maintain freedom of movement Britain will have to reduce their control over immigration as Switzerland has. But given that immigration was the main reason many voted out it is unlikely Britain will choose choose to give up some of their control.

This means that British expats who don't own property will become illegal immigrants. This is because the 1969 Vienna Convention gives property owners 'acquired rights'. Dominic Grieve (look him up if you don't know him) has argued this many times.

The unemployment figures do take into account opening by EU migration stopping however this is outweighed by the fact that many businesses such as JP Morgan, Goldman Sachs, Bank of America who employ tens of thousands are moving their operations away from the UK. HSBC has already moved 1,000 jobs.
https://next.ft.com/content/a3a92744-3a52-11e6-9a05-82a9b15a8ee7

We are going to want to join the single market. Therefore we would have to pay EU membership and there will be freedom of movement.

As for EU laws. It will take us many years to choose (of every single one) whether we keep it or not.

1. I want dress down days to have a compulsory dress code of union jack speedos
2. I expect we can be proper British and smoke and drink beer at our desk
3. I want us all driving proper British cars like Fords instead of BMWs

These are my expectations for now, nothing less will suffice

And it can only be a proper British beer like Stella.