The latest monthly house price survey from Nationwide shows that prices rose less strongly in July t...
The latest monthly house price survey from Nationwide shows that prices rose less strongly in July than in June, but that the market still remains at its most buoyant since the late 1980s. The average price of a house in the UK hit £108,818 as prices surged another 2.5% on the previous month. This takes the annualised house price inflation to 21%, and goes counter to the recently reported slowdown in consumer spending on the high street. Although the rate of inflation was lower than June's 3.3% figure, it is still above the six-month average and is now at the highest le...
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