UK house prices see fastest rise in nearly two years
- House prices in Dublin increased by 4.1% from June to September, marking the largest quarterly rise since early 2017.
- Annual house prices in Dublin are now 6% higher compared to last year.
- The North West was the best-performing English region, with a 5% year-on-year price increase, as reported by Nationwide.
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Housing market ‘is reviving’ amid growth in house prices and mortgage approvals
The housing market is reviving and the more positive outlook will continue in the months ahead, some finance experts have suggested, following the release of new figures indicating a pick-up. Nationwide Building Society reported on Monday that annual house price growth accelerated in September to the fastest rate seen in around two years. The Society said that property values are sitting just 2% below the all-time highs recorded in summer 2022. …
House prices in Wales rose over the past year
Wales saw a 2.5% year-on-year rise
House prices rise at fastest pace in two years as interest rates fall
Average UK house prices have risen by the fastest annual rate since 2022. UK house prices increased by 0.7 per cent in September, Nationwide Building Society said, bringing the UK’s average house price to £266,094, about 2 per cent below the summer highs recorded in 2022. The price rise comes as competition has intensified between lenders in recent months. Mortgage providers have been striving to offer the best deals to new, house-purchasing cus…
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