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House Prices Holding Firm esurv Reports
Despite a slight dip last month, house prices are showing signs of recovery. The latest figures show that the market is weathering the storm after a tricky year. The average house price in England and Wales edged down slightly in July, by just £500, landing at £360,630. This follows several months of small increases, according…
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House Prices Bouncing Back – Is Now the Time to Buy?
The property market is showing strong signs of recovery, with house prices steadily climbing back up. The latest Acadata/esurv House Price Index reveals that house prices are only 1.6% lower than this time last year. This means the average house price in England and Wales is now a healthy £360,175. So, what’s behind this positive…
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House Prices Bounce Back by 0.4%
House prices are showing signs of recovery, with the biggest monthly jump in almost a year. Despite a slight dip in prices compared to last year, things are looking up for the housing market. The latest figures from e.surv show that the average house price in England and Wales inched up by 0.4% between May…
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House Prices Down 3.3% But North East Sees Glimmer of Hope – esurv
House prices have dropped compared to last year, but there are signs things may be looking up in some parts of the country. The average price tag on a house in England and Wales is now £356,014. That’s according to the latest figures from property experts e.surv, who say prices have dipped by 0.2% in…
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House Prices Fall, But North-South Divide Widens – esurv
Hold onto your hats folks, because the housing market is still a bit of a rollercoaster ride! The average house price in England and Wales has gone down a little, by 0.2% in May to £356,014. That means it’s £600 cheaper than the month before. But don’t get too excited, because that’s still 3.3% lower…
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House Price Decline Slows in England and Wales
House prices across England and Wales are continuing their downward trajectory, but there’s a silver lining— the pace of the decline is decelerating. This shift suggests a potential stabilisation in the housing market, as detailed in the latest e.surv house price index. The average sale price for homes in England and Wales, accounting for cash…
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UK Housing Market Begins to Bounce Back – esurv
After enduring a period of decline, the UK’s housing market is showing faint but hopeful signs of revival. In February, the average house price in England and Wales saw a modest increase of 0.1%, bringing it to £361,368. This figure marks a return to the price level last seen in February 2022, according to a…
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UK House Prices Leap in February – e.surv
February brought with it a welcome surprise for many in the UK housing market, as average house prices jumped by £3,000. This 0.8% increase from January marks the most substantial rise in 17 months, as reported by e.surv, a group of chartered surveyors. This rise means that the average value of homes across the UK…
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Acadata Reports House Price Plunge
November brought an unanticipated twist for the UK housing market, as house prices nosedived by 4.6%. This drop marks a significant turn, following a steady 15-month decline from a peak growth of +12.7% in August last year. The Acadata House Price Index, which covers completed home transactions in England and Wales, whether bought with cash…
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Smaller Homes, Bigger Dreams – First-Time Buyers’ New Strategy
Key points – First-time buyers are making a significant shift in their home-buying strategies. Faced with various financial challenges, these aspiring homeowners are increasingly setting their sights on smaller properties. This trend is a smart move for those eager to plant their roots in the real estate market. Survey Reveals New Preferences According to a…