Average UK house price jumps by more than £2,200 in a month
- The average UK house price increased by more than £2,200 in July compared to June, following three flat months, according to an index.
- Amanda Bryden from Halifax stated, "In July, UK house prices increased by 0.8% on a monthly basis."
- Halifax also reported that house prices rose by 0.8% monthly and 2.3% annually, with expectations of continued modest growth.
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Average UK house price jumps by more than £2,200 in a month
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Renewed momentum in the property market has seen UK house prices rise at the highest rate since January, ending a three-month spell of stagnation. House prices increased by 0.8 per cent in July, with the average property now costing £291,268, up from £289,042 in June, according to the Halifax house price index. This surge sets the annual growth rate at 2.3 per cent. This comes after the Bank of England cut interest rates last week, ending months…
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