November asking prices drop by 3.1%
This month’s statistics from Rightmove highlight how the relentless stream of economic uncertainty around the Eurozone crisis has influenced decisions when it comes to moving home.
This month’s statistics from Rightmove highlight how the relentless stream of economic uncertainty around the Eurozone crisis has influenced decisions when it comes to moving home.
The Rightmove House Price Index for November 2011 was released this week and here’s how the national newspapers have reported it…
London’s ability to out-perform the rest of the country and many international markets in spite of the on-going global financial crisis and resultant credit squeeze is further highlighted by property coming to the market at all-time price highs.
House prices in Wales fell -0.8% over the last month despite the national UK average asking price rising by 2.8% over the same period. The average asking price for a property in Wales now stands at ÂŁ165,597.
The Rightmove House Price Index for October 2011 reveals that the average asking price for a property in the UK increased by 2.8% over the past month to leave the average asking price for a UK property now at ÂŁ239,672.
Rightmove’s House Price Index for October 2011 today reveals that average asking prices in the South are now more than double those in the North.
The Rightmove House Price Index for October 2011 was released this morning and here’s how the national newspapers have reported it today…
In Wales average asking prices dropped by -2.8%, the UK’s biggest regional fall. The drop in asking prices could improve affordability for Welsh home-movers looking to move during the autumn property market.