#house prices

#house prices

The housing market may experience a boost post-general election with falling inflation and rising house prices.

The housing market is unexpectedly resilient, with price growth forecasts despite high borrowing costs.

House prices in the UK are projected to rise over 3% in 2024, bucking earlier expectations.

UK house prices have surged to a two-year high with a 1.2% monthly increase, defying expectations amidst rising mortgage rates.

UK annual house price growth reached 2.4%, marking the fastest increase in over two years, amidst recovering market conditions.

UK house prices rose for the third month in a row, nearing record highs due to easing interest rates and improving market conditions.

Average UK house prices reached a record high in October, reflecting persistent growth despite economic challenges.

UK house prices increased by 3.2% in September 2024, the fastest annual growth in nearly two years.

House prices in the UK continue to rise, with a forecasted increase of 2.5% in 2025 despite economic pressures.

The UK housing market is stabilizing due to an increase in available homes and decreasing asking prices.

House prices in the UK increased by 2.7% over the past year, while private rents surged 8.6%, demonstrating ongoing pressures in the housing market.

China's house prices witnessed the steepest drop in almost a decade due to a glut of properties and lack of demand, despite government efforts.

London has some of the best streets in the UK, with factors like house prices, proximity to green spaces, and local happiness reports considered for selection.

Muddy Stilettos recommends diverse top places in London based on community features, making it easier for families to choose the right area.

Rising confidence and lower mortgage rates drive house price increases.

House prices will rise slower than incomes, remaining unaffordable. Mortgage repayments to increase significantly for millions of households.

Longer mortgage terms improve affordability while property over-valuation is expected to decrease by the end of the year.

Political leaders debate over promised housing policies and their execution, with accusations of broken promises and rising house prices.

The Telegraph and estate agent Knight Frank have released a list of the 50 best streets to live on in the UK.

The list was compiled based on house prices compared to the local area, nearby schools and green spaces, and interviews with local estate agents.

Six London streets have been named among the best 50 streets in the UK as determined by The Telegraph and estate agent Knight Frank.

The streets were evaluated based on the difference in house prices compared to their neighborhoods and the wider area, as well as amenities such as nearby schools and green spaces.

These top-rated streets often have homes that are not publicly listed and are sold discretely, often at high prices.