ONS: South West prices growing most rapidly
The South West of England is seeing the highest house price growth across the UK, with a yearly increase of 13.6%.
The South West of England is seeing the highest house price growth across the UK, with a yearly increase of 13.6%.
The Bank’s Monetary Policy Committee voted by eight to one to raise the base rate, which could lead to higher mortgage and savings rates.
This indicates early signs of a better-balanced market, as there’s been so much demand compared to supply that house prices have been continually pushed upwards.
Some 61.5% fewer homes changed hands in July, at 82,100 compared to 213,120 the month before.
Despite the softening impact of the minimum stamp duty threshold moving from £500,000 to £250,000, the lack of supply in the market is serving to uphold house price inflation.
Investors in the region have profited from substantial capital growth in the past year, as prices in Wales are now up to an average of £195,000.
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