Related topic: House prices

Annual growth of 0.1% is the slowest rate of house price inflation since November 2023.

41% of UK areas are more cost-effective to buy than to rent, Pepper Money’s first-time buyer index has found.

44% think they will enter negative equity during their current mortgage term, rising to 56% of buyers aged 25-34.

House prices were up 0.1% month-on-month.

Sales saw a sharp 9% decline this month, with house price growth slowing to 1.3%.

Average house prices increased by 2.3% in England, 4.2% in Wales, and 4.4% in Scotland.

The average property in the UK has risen 15% in value over the past five years, but this differs dramatically per region, the latest data shows.

Political uncertainty is adding to the many distractions for summer buyers, Rightmove says.

First-time buyers face a £3,541 shortfall on their deposit following house price inflation, Moneybox reveals.

Momentum remains weak, though some indicators point to the recent downturn in activity easing.