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The house price revival is slowing down already, according to the latest figures from the Halifax. Read on to find out more

House price growth was flat in October, according to figures from Halifax released today. They say the average UK property price remains at £168,210.

The report reveals that prices have risen annually by 3.9%. But this is well down on the 18.5% annual growth they reported this time last year.

However, Halifax’s Martin Ellis says the signs for the market are generally positive: “The overall pattern of price movements over the past few months shows that the market has strengthened compared with earlier in the year.”

Regionally, the North of England has seen the biggest growth in prices over the last three months, with prices rising by 6.6%. They’re down most in the South West and East Midlands. Prices in both regions have fallen by 1.4% in the last quarter.

The Bank of England’s August interest rate cut, economic growth and low unemployment have all helped boost demand for properties in recent months. Halifax said house prices rose by 1.9% in August and 1.1% in September. The number of mortgage approvals and estate agent activity also rose in September. But the bank says that the market won’t start to significantly lift off while prices remain as high as they are now.
   
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New figures released yesterday by the Nationwide show a sharp rise in the value of our homes – so are we set to see another house price boom? We take a look

October saw the sharpest house price rise for 15 months, according to new figures from the Nationwide Building Society. The average cost of a home increased by 1.3% and now stands at £157,107 – up from £156,517 in September. The sharp climb takes the annual rate of increase to 3.3%.

The Nationwide survey provides further evidence that the property market is picking up following August’s cut in interest rates. Figures released earlier this week by the Bank of England show that the number of mortgages approved by banks and building societies rose to their highest level for over a year during September. The Halifax, meanwhile, has recorded a series of sharp price rises in its property surveys.

The long-term view
Yet despite the latest signs of growth, the Nationwide says it’s too early to say whether prices will continue to rise over the coming months. Soaring petrol and utility bills have lessened the chances of a further interest rate cut and left our wallets feeling stretched – which threatens to keep people off the property ladder.

“It’s far too early to say that the market has reached a turning point and that prices will continue to accelerate,” a Nationwide spokesperson confirms. “Affordability and personal debt levels will have to adjust to more comfortable levels before we can expect any widespread increase in demand and thus prices. The evidence suggests a stabilisation in the market rather than a turning point into a period of accelerating house prices.”

 

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