UK house prices held steady in April, rising on a monthly basis by just +0.1% (less than £200 in cash terms). Annual growth rose to 1.1%, from 0.4% in March, though this can be attributed to the base effect of weaker price growth around this time last year. The average property now costs £288,949, compared to
UK house prices declined unexpectedly in April, reflecting affordability pressures amid rising longer term interest rates, data published by the Nationwide Building Society revealed on Wednesday.
UK house prices grew in March on a quarterly basis, by 2.0%, with annual growth slowing to 0.3%, from 1.6% in February. Compared to last month, the price of a UK property fell -.0% or £2,908 in cash terms, with the average property now costing £288,430. Commenting on the latest figures Halifax Mortgages director Kim