Supply of homes moves back to normal levels
House prices rose by 0.3% in March and the year on year rate of growth now stands at 1.3%. However these headline figures mask a growing evidence of change, Hometrack has said.
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House prices continue to rise but 2010 gets off to a slow startHouse 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.
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House prices up across just 7% of the countryOverall 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.
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Buyer demand wanes furtherHouse 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.
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House prices edge up for fourth month in a rowHouse 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.
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House prices edge up despite buyer slowdownHouse 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.
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House prices rise for first time in 2 yearsHouse 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.
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House prices fell by 0.9% in August, the second consecutive month where a fall has occurred leaving the average house price at £166,507, Nationwide has said.
Lloyds TSB has introduced a new, market leading fixed rate mortgage at 2.94%, the product is available both for house purchase and remortgage for borrowers with a deposit of at least 30%.
Confidence among landlords has dipped for the first time in almost two years, driven by uncertainties including housing benefits and tax changes announced in the emergency budget, according to the latest NLA Landlords’ Optimism Index.
Confidence among landlords has dipped for the first time in almost two years, driven by uncertainties including housing benefits and tax changes announced in the emergency budget, according to the latest NLA Landlords’ Optimism Index.
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