Average prices in England & Wales gain just £1,000 in the year
Prices creep slowly upwards on an annual basis. Transactions in May 2019 up 7% on previous month. Nottingham takes top spot in Conurbation annual house price growth league.
A split across England and Wales
Five regions now have falling prices on an annual basis. Transactions in April 2019 up 4% on April 2018. For second month running Merseyside tops Conurbation league in annual house price growth.
Mixed picture across England and Wales
House price growth remains at 1.8% for third consecutive month. Transactions in 2018 at their lowest in five years. Every region and 79 of the 108 unitary authority areas still record annual price rises.
The new North-South divide
House price growth remains at 1.8% for third consecutive month. Transactions in 2018 at their lowest in five years. Every region and 79 of the 108 unitary authority areas still record annual price rises.
Biding its time
House price growth remains at 1.8% for third consecutive month. Transactions in 2018 at their lowest in five years. Every region and 79 of the 108 unitary authority areas still record annual price rises.
Prices up for the first time in eight months
House price growth remains at 1.8% for third consecutive month. Transactions in 2018 at their lowest in five years. Every region and 79 of the 108 unitary authority areas still record annual price rises.
Slow but steady house price growth
House price growth remains at 1.8% for third consecutive month. Transactions in 2018 at their lowest in five years. Every region and 79 of the 108 unitary authority areas still record annual price rises.
Average house price in England and Wales now £302,251
All regions and 70% of unitary authorities record annual growth. Smallest difference between the highest and lowest regional growth rates for 18 years. Leicester tops growth in major cities at +4.8%.
Average house price in England and Wales is £303,960
Price growth in London. All regions saw annual growth in June, led by the North East, up 3.7%. West Midlands topped the conurbation table at 5.4% growth. Transactions down by 8% year-to-date to June 2018.