Property prices In UK Once more roses in September, After a minor decline of August – But new figures show that flats are in favor of buyers.
Nationwide data suggests that prices are more than 0.5 percent months, which increases by 2.2 percent annual prices.
But statistics show that there are major differences in value changes between the north and south of Britain, as well as at the same time Property Type.
In the last 12 months, semi-determined assets increased by 3.4 percent, while separate (2.5 percent) and a slightly slow price increased in terraced (2.4 percent). The cost of flats continues to fall, average prices saw a decline of 0.3 percent.
The figures have further increased the price of a specific flat by about 20 percent in the last ten years – less than half of the price hike of terraced houses in the same period.
Despite the increase in the price of the year, 2025 – The third quarter of July to September – the price hike saw the recession, which believes that the budget is associated with uncertainty as people are cautious with their money and plans.
“The annual growth remained at 2.2 percent – slightly higher speed compared to August – a slightly higher speed in the price of annual house in September,” said Alice Hen, individual finance analyst of Bestinavest, said, although in most areas.
“Bhanwar of speculation has inspired some buyers, especially at the top end of the market, stopping the purchase plan.
“The sellers are answering homes more competitively, assuming that buyers are not only facing high procurement costs, but are also facing uncertainty that come with potential tax changes.”
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While the property type is a factor, there is also a place.
The houses in the north of Northern Ireland and the north of England kept watching the increase in the price of those in the south.
Jonathan Hopper, CEO of Garaington Property Finders, said, “The fastest recession in the commuter belt around London is the fastest.”
“The problem here is that the number of vendors removes the number of serious buyers. Even in highly desirable areas, the price of their homes to the sellers is only being paid to the buyers’ attention, and many people are offering discounts or are sweetening the price in other ways – perhaps a deal was made by contributing to the buyer’s stamp duty costs.
“The issue is being complicated by uncertainty around the next month’s budget. A shake-up rumors in property and money taxes have inspired many discretionary buyers to sit on their hands and it has implemented a brake for prices in prime areas. Things are faster at low price points, especially among the first time between the buyers, the highest is the most likely to be the base of the Anglaled. Is.
“But when these factor matters, the market eventually operates by the forces of supply and demand – and it is the place where the gap between the north and south is turning into a bay.
“Average prices in Northern England grew by about five times faster than the south during the third quarter of the year, and both Scotland and Wales posted four times higher growth rate than southern England.”
Nationwide detailed House prices Areas of northern England increased by 5.1 percent on the year, which vs 0.7 percent in southern England.
“The property industry also remains in darkness on possible changes in tax governance in autumn statement, while rumors will greatly affect the market, such as a possible property tax on houses of more than £ 500,000, which is going to keep the activity that can keep uncertainty until the budget is not provided more clarity in the budget,” the manager said together.
Foxton CEO Gai GitIns said, “Seaments are now required to enter the market with the right agent in search of their sales before Christmas and have an additional sense of urgency.”