US EditionThe 12 UK Cities Where House Prices Are Rising Fastest - Including One Clear Winner
- Zoopla reported on June 30, 2025, that average UK house prices rose by £3,960 to £268,400 compared to last year.
- This rise follows a market trend of increasing sales and modest price inflation driven by scarcity in affordable areas like the West Midlands and Scotland.
- Certain regions saw notable growth, including Forest of Dean with a 6.12% increase and Stroud with 2.96%, while Cotswolds prices dropped almost 6%, reflecting possible post-pandemic shifts.
- Zoopla highlighted that 22% of homes linger on the market over six months, 29% of which are priced over £500,000, emphasizing the need for realistic pricing in 2025.
- The continued year-on-year growth and improving mortgage affordability suggest steady homebuyer interest, but price rises will likely stay between 1 and 2 percent nationally.
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The number of house sales being agreed are at their highest in four years as the number of homes available rises and price growth slows, a property listing firm said. The post Agreed sales rise amid more housing supply and slower price growth appeared first on Your Money.
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