UK House Prices

Halifax house prices in October show a dampened housing market

Boris Johnson confirmed that work is set to commence on the new homes in January 2015

Edmund Shing says spring 2015 could be a better time to find properties at more reasonable prices.

Land Registry data shows a 0.7% monthly fall in the capital, 0.2% across England and Wales.

There has been a dramatic drop in extra costs of buy to let properties due to mortgage fees

Google and BRC figures show a substantial rise in internet searches for home and garden products.

Monetary Policy Committee's Ian McCafferty is calling for gradual increases soon.

Prices can't keep rising forever, or can they?

Business editor Lianna Brinded asks if property prices can keep on rising.

The average UK house has gained £15,300 in the last 12 months

Average first-time buyer deposit falls 8% year-on-year to £26,134

Mortgage approvals also fell 9.9% over the last year

National House Building Council data show thousands of new homes have been registered across the UK

Rics found commercial workloads continued to make a strong recovery in the last quarter

Estate agent Strutt & Parker blames impending 'Mansion Tax' and the 2015 general election.

Lloyds will also present a £50m equity fund to help housebuilders

The number of potential new buyers registering with Knight Frank is 25% higher year-on-year

Britain's opposition is expected to ban buy to let investors snapping up new builds in certain areas.

Britain's average house price continues to soar but who's to blame for rocketing property purchases?

Knight Frank's forecast for the residential property market in the UK shows price momentum to slow

With a mortgage of £254,000, you can buy 250m² property in Spain, compared to 72m² house in London.

But monthly house purchase approvals rise 2.0% between August and September to 65,500

On an annual basis the number of home mover valuations also fell 13% since September 2013.

Halifax data is at odds with other data from the industry shows a dip in property prices.

CEBR says average house prices across the UK will dip by 0.8% in 2015.

Lloyds research shows the automatic privilege of living in a National Park in England or Wales

But the central bank said the Help to Buy is not to blame for rocketing UK property prices

The BoE is expected to raise rates in the first quarter of 2015.

Nationwide data revealed a dip in British home prices

Building societies leading revival in home construction by healing mortgage market.