UK House Prices

Knight Frank's House Price Sentiment Index turns negative for first time since 2013 after EU referendum

Hometrack UK Cities Index shows that Aberdeen house prices are worst-performing in the country.

Zoopla data shows where house prices are rising fastest and slowest in seaside towns.

May house-price index from Office for National Statistics shows disparity across UK as London surges forward.

Accountancy firm does not anticipate a crash in the UK housing market.

UK house prices fall below their usually low summer levels in the wake of the Brexit vote, says property website

Rightmove said the fundamentals in the housing market remain the same, underpinning UK house prices.

Moody's says mortgage borrowers in some areas more at risk of plunging into negative equity

Demand for new homes falls to its lowest level since 2008.

Survey in June shows worsening outlook for house prices in the UK as economic uncertainty reigns.

Nationwide house price index showed small monthly increase in values in June.

Economist says investors worry a credit crunch will hit mortgage demand and hurt house prices.

Treasury warns UK house prices could drop by 18% if there is a big economic shock from Brexit.

A shortage of supply is keeping UK house prices high despite the political uncertainty around Brexit.

ONS house price index shows strong growth in property values as June 23 referendum on Brexit approaches.

Professor David Miles, who called 2007 housing crash, pours cold water on Treasury's Brexit analysis.

Rics says majority of surveyors believe house prices about to fall in the UK.

A buy-to-let slowdown and EU referendum fears have put some investors off house builders in Britain.

UK house prices climb 0.2% month-on-month in May and 4.7% year-on-year, according to Nationwide.

Rightmove says "eye-watering" price rises for first-time buyers as rampant buy-to-let investors consume supply.

UK house prices grow 9.2% in the quarter to April, its lowest level since November.

Nationwide index said average UK house prices hit £202,435 in April 2016 - a monthly rise of 0.2%.

Hometrack UK Cities Index says buy-to-let rush in March fueled house price growth in major hubs.

Property price growth accelerates amid intense competition as buy-to-let investors flood market.

ONS figures show average house price in England is set to break through the £300,000 threshold in 2016.

Acute supply and demand imbalance to keep house price growth robust in the UK.

CEBR predicts faster house price growth in South East as buyers escape London to purchase a home.

Grays, Tilbury and Purfleet are among other towns which Londoners are considering for buying houses.

Londonderry, Stirling, Bradford, Belfast and Hereford among the most affordable UK cities.

Oldham in Greater Manchester won the unwanted accolade according to the latest ONS statistics