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"The average asking price for a home in Britain saw a marginal dip of 12 in February, following a substantial surge of nearly 10,000 in January, according to new data from property website Rightmove. This slight decrease brings the average asking price across the country to 368,019, down from 368,031 the previous month. The January increase, which saw prices jump by 9,893, marked the largest rise for that month in Rightmove's 25 years of house price analysis."
"Colleen Babcock, a property expert at Rightmove, emphasised the need to view February's figures in context. "Virtually flat prices in February really needs to be viewed alongside what happened in January," she explained."
The Independent emphasizes on-the-ground reporting across issues such as reproductive rights, climate change and Big Tech, and seeks donations to fund journalists and maintain open access without paywalls. The outlet cites investigations into political financing and documentary production to illustrate reporting depth. Rightmove data shows UK average asking prices dipped marginally in February after a near-10,000 surge in January, bringing the average to 368,019 from 368,031. January's 9,893 increase was the biggest January rise in 25 years, delivering a 2.8% increase since December and the strongest opening for 2026 since 2020. Rightmove links early-year growth to rebounding confidence after autumn budget uncertainty.
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