Buy to let
Print friendly version 27 Jun 2008

House prices remain flat in May

Average house prices in England and Wales remained flat in May, showing no monthly change at £183,266, according to the latest figures from Land Registry.

Annual house price growth shows a decline for the ninth consecutive month, with a decrease of 1.8%.

The figures show that during March, the number of completed house sales fell by 50% to 53,080 from 106,047 in March 2007.

Monthly house price growth in London currently stands at 0.8% and the average house price at £354,714.

The North East experienced the most significant monthly price fall with a reduction in prices of 2.4%.

In terms of property types, flats were the hardest hit, with an average price fall of 2.1%.



STAY UP TO DATE: Subscribe to email alerts Subscribe to RSS

COMMENT ON THIS ARTICLE:

There aren’t any comments for this article yet

Login to add a comment

Need to register? Click Here








Bucking the trend

House prices may have fallen in most areas, but some pockets of the UK remain defiant. Barney McCarthy looks at the resilient regions
Read on...

The fight against fraud

With several high-profile cases recently, what is being done to combat mortgage fraud? Barney McCarthy investigates
Read on...

Your Mortgage magazine

Your Mortgage coverThe September 2008 issue of Your Mortgage is on sale now. Find out more about negative equity – could you be affected? Follow our first-time buyer guide to budgeting, and learn how to successfully let property to students. In addition to news, information and help for borrowers and homebuyers, don’t miss out on our free guide to equity release available with the September 2008 issue of Your Mortgage.

Your Mortgage Awards

Your Mortgage Awards The Your Mortgage Awards aim to reward those lenders that have excelled in providing innovative and competitive products. Widely regarded as the UK's definitive consumer mortgage awards, the Your Mortgage Awards have now been running for 18 years.

Read about all the winners from the 2007-2008 awards in our e-magazine
Photo of Pauline McCallion, Editor of Your Mortgage Magazine
Hear more about mortgages and interact with the editor on our mortgage blog

Get further exclusive insight into the mortgage industry with our mortgage features archive

divider

Online Poll

divider
divider
divider

Sponsored Links.



Your Search produced No Results.

-----------------------
-->