Thieves smashed the patio door before stealing the car
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A dad has told how thieves smashed in his patio door, grabbed his car keys and then drove off - as his two little girls slept upstairs.
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This is up from the monthly average of £4bn in the six months to February 2020.
The statistics also show that there were 99,000 mortgage approvals for house purchase in January, in line with the average of 100,000 since October 2020.
In addition, effective interest rates on new mortgage borrowing fell to 1.85% in the first month of the year.
That is in line with the rate in January 2020, and compares with a series low of 1.72% in August 2020.
The rate on the outstanding stock of mortgages fell to 2.09% which is a new series low.
David Whittaker, chief executive of Keystone Property Finance, said: “Today’s statistics show that the housing market remained resilient as the New Year kicked off, with demand for property continuing to rise as people take advantage of low interest rates and the stamp duty holiday.