Northern Ireland maintains the strongest UK annual house price growth.

Northern Ireland maintains the strongest UK annual house price growth.
Regionally, the South East had the smallest percentage growth in average house prices.
Northern regions have seen higher price growth than southern regions.
Average property prices are now 24.6% higher than at the onset of the pandemic.
House prices have counteracted the usual winter slowdown.
House price growth is likely to remain broadly in the 2-4% range in 2025, Nationwide predicts.
Despite the festive lull, activity remains substantially stronger than the same period a year ago.
Average mortgage rates are predicted to fall to around 4% by the end of next year, driven by four Base Rate cuts in 2025.
House price growth strengthens, although sales volumes dampen.
House prices are unaffordable for low-income households across all four regions of the UK.
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