Average UK property prices were 6.1% higher this July than last and currently stand at £200,913.
The UK may finally have exited the worst recession since World War Two, but do not be fooled, tough times loom, experts say.
The housing market will continue to strengthen over the next few years rendering a dreaded 'double dip' in prices unlikely, investment specialists Assetz says.
The 'bottom' of the house price crash could arrive as early as next summer while the UK base rate is likely to fall to zero, according to property investment firm Assetz.
Investors are largely responsible for the current health of the buy-to-let lending market, according to property investment firm Assetz.
The average house price will grow, interest rates will drop and rents will climb in 2008, according to Stuart Law, chief executive of property investment firm Assetz.
The Bank of England misled the public in a bid to justify five base rate jumps in under a year, property investment firm Assetz claims.
Property investors are keeping their money on home shores more regularly, according to Assetz, with holiday homes the new investment fad.
The buy-to-let market has stabilised and is now ready to being slow but steady growth research released yesterday reveals.