London up 15.9% in a year – highest rate since credit crunch
London ripple effect spreads out into commuter belt and second home territory.
London ripple effect spreads out into commuter belt and second home territory.
Our infographic provides a breakdown of how prices are performing across each region and property type.
Average asking prices up by 1% (+£2,406), the largest ever January rise in the price of property coming to market.
The smallest December fall (-1.9%) since 2006 indicates that the housing market is in on track to build further on 2013’s momentum.
Our infographic provides a breakdown of how prices are performing across each region and property type.
Following two consecutive monthly falls in the price of property coming to market, October saw a rebound of +2.8% (+£6,923).
New seller activity has fallen back again this month.
The average price of new to the market property is down by 1.5% (-£3,704) this month, though remains up by 7.2% (+£16,506) so far in 2013.