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Average UK house price increases month on month for first time since February

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Average UK house price fell month-on-month in May, says Nationwide

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‘Surprising’ momentum for housing market in April as prices at a high

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UK home sales plunged by 41% annually in March – HMRC figures

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Average UK house price rises above £300,000 for first time – Halifax

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Housing market may be turning a corner as confidence grows – surveyors

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Average UK house price fell to six-month low in December, says Halifax

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New home buyer inquiries fell to two-year low in November – Rics

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Home buyer demand weakens for third month in a row as sales fall – surveyors

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Average UK house price hits new record high of £299,331 in August, says Halifax

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Flow of fresh homes to rent ‘shrinks at fastest rate since 2020’

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House prices rise by 0.5 per cent in May after April dip

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Housing market activity took a pause as stamp duty holiday expired

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House sales fell back by 8% month-on-month in November – HMRC figures

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House price growth gaining momentum, surveyors report

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London homebuilder says market recovery is near amid Labour’s housing push

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Average UK house price reached new record high of £298,083 in November

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Housing market activity picked up in October – surveyors’ report

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Average UK house price hit record high in October, says Halifax

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Mortgage approvals for house purchase jump to two-year high in August

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Annual house price growth picked up in August, says Nationwide

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Housing market ‘set for confidence boost following base rate cut’

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UK house prices likely to rise modestly this year and into 2025, says Halifax

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UK house sales tick up for fifth month in a row

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Home-buyer mortgage approvals jump to highest level since September 2022

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House price falls slow as private rents hit new records, figures show

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Average UK house price fell by about £2,900 in March, says Halifax

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‘Growing buyer confidence’ in housing market as sale discounts get smaller

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‘Solid rise’ in homes being put on the market as buyer inquiries grow

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