UK House Prices

Housebuilder watchful of political uncertainty surrounding Brexit and London high-end market remains challenging.

Land Registry and ONS data shows London property outperformed all other regions of the UK in September.

Asking prices on homes for sale are resilient in the face of Brexit.

House prices rose at the fastest pace in six months, Rics survey suggests.

House price index from Halifax shows slowing annual rate of growth in the UK.

Property firm says house prices will grow by 13.1% on average in the UK by 2021.

There was zero growth in house prices month-on-month in the UK during September, says Nationwide.

JLL forecasts predict a drop in the number of new homes started in England during 2017.

An increasing number of UK companies are blaming the EU referendum's aftermath for their financial woes, but there is more to it than Brexit.

Estate agents and property listing sites are set to benefit from the recovery of house prices after the EU referendum in June.

But Rics warns that a lack of housing stock will drive house prices up as demand rises again.

Rate of decline was sharpest in five years and future pricing depends on Brexit negotiations, say Halifax and IHS Markit.

Monthly rise should not mask "steady downward trend" according to the Halifax

Nationwide house price index notes "relative stability" of growth after vote for Brexit.

Housing market shakes off Brexit blues as Knight Frank House Price Sentiment Index jumps.

Lloyds Bank research shows scale of savings on property purchases made by commuters into London.

HMRC data shows a 6.1% annual fall in the number of housing deals going through last month.

Over-55s willing to put money where their mouths are to help first-time buyers.

Office for National Statistics says house prices growing fastest in East and South East of England, alongside London.

Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors poll of property sector shows confidence returns after EU referendum.

Halifax house price index says slowdown is in line with its forecasts.

Nationwide house price index for August shows faster growth than July.

Prices set to slide amid 'weaker prospects for confidence, household incomes and the labour market'.

Average UK house price rose by 8.7% over the year to June 2016, hitting £214,000.

Rics said new buyer enquiries dropped at the fastest pace since 2008.

A third of sellers cut prices by an average £25,000 but discounts 'not as high' as expected.

Capital Economics predicts fall in London's house price growth from 12.1% to zero in 2016.

Nationwide house price index for July 2016 shows average property value hit £205,715.

House prices will fall in London as demand is throttled by global economic issues, tax rises and Brexit.

Lloyds Bank research shows nearby supermarkets can add thousands to property prices.