Price growth in London. All regions saw annual growth in June, led by the North East, up 3.7%. West Midlands topped the conurbation table at 5.4% growth. Transactions down by 8% year-to-date to June 2018.
Annual growth rates rise for first time in a year. Every region records growth. Monmouthshire up 13.9% and Cardiff up 9.5%, as buyers rush to beat tax hike. Transactions down by 6% year-to-date.
Price declines overall in the month, but strength in the regions and cities outside London. North Somerset up 13.6% annually as Bristol boom spreads.
Six regions set new peak average prices and North West still tops the table for growth. London and the south-east struggle, but Kensington and Chelsea surges 30% annually.
North West now tops regional price growth league as prices rise at fastest rate in five months. Blackburn records year-on-year growth of 16.4%.
Falls recorded in London, the SE and the NE. Three quarters of authorities still see annual increases. Average house prices now £301,477.
Average house price growth slows yet increases seen across majority of regions. Bristol sets the pace with prices up 8.9% and South West prices increase 5.3%.
Transactions up 4% year on year in third quarter. Vale of Glamorgan sees highest increase in annual prices as Wales rises up the table.
Annual house price increase continues to slow to 0.8%. Excluding London & South East, growth across England & Wales remains at 2.8%.