House price growth 'stable' in February

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House price growth remained stable in February after several months of successive falls, according to Assetz.

An aggregate of five major house price indices, compiled by Assetz, also showed annualised growth was at half the level seen a year ago. Assetz’s index shows annualised price growth was stable at 5.4% in February 2008, meaning the average price of a home in the UK was £213,430, a monthly increase of £1,958. Assetz claims the figures show the market is beginning to stabilise and the slowdown in annual house price growth may now be ending. The firm even claim a upturn in price growth may be witnessed in March. On a monthly basis, prices grew by 0.7%, the first positive monthly increase sin...

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