Articles in the Hometrack Category
House prices continue to rise but 2010 gets off to a slow start
House prices rose by 0.3% over February, but Hometrack caution that price rises alone are not indicative of strong foundations as the 2010 housing market gets off to a slow start.
Posted in 2010, Hometrack, House Prices on 3 March 2010 House prices up across just 7% of the country
Overall house prices rose by 0.1% in January while the year on year rate of grow currently stands at -0.1, property group Hometrack reports.
Posted in 2010, Affordability, Hometrack, House Prices on 1 February 2010 Buyer demand wanes further
House price growth experienced the usual seasonal slowdown in December on the back of a fall in the volume of sales agreed and the first monthly decline in buyer demand (-2.2%) since January 2009.
Posted in 2009, Hometrack, House Prices on 30 December 2009 House prices edge up for fourth month in a row
House prices rose by 0.2% in November 2009, the fourth consecutive increase in house prices and brings the year on year rate of growth on -2.9%, Hometrack has said.
Posted in 2009, Hometrack, House Prices on 1 December 2009 House prices edge up despite buyer slowdown
House prices grew by 0.2% in October 2009 – the third consecutive increase which brings the year on year rate of house price growth to -4.2%, Hometrack has said.
Posted in 2009, Hometrack, House Prices on 6 November 2009 House prices rise for first time in 2 years
House prices in England and Wales fell at their slowest annual rate in almost a year in August, as prices rose for the first time in more than two years, property data company Hometrack has said.
Posted in 2009, Affordability, Hometrack, House Prices on 2 September 2009 Full housing market recovery some years away yet
A market tracking sideways and a north/south split are all in evidence as we head towards the summer months, Hometrack has said.
Posted in 2009, Affordability, Hometrack, House Prices on 31 July 2009
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