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Housing prices surge as inventory hits historic lows

UK house prices rose 4.8% to an average of £291,000 in January 2025, reflecting improvement over the previous year's rates.
The North East of England had the highest annual inflation rate at 9.1%, according to the Office of National Statistics.
Wales saw a six percent annual increase, reaching an average house price of £210,000.
London recorded the lowest growth at 2.3%, improving from 0.4% in December 2024.

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House prices soar across the UK with property value in one area up £15,000 - more growth expected this year

UK house prices continued their upward trajectory in January 2025, with growth recorded across all regions of the country

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Housing prices surge as inventory hits historic lows

Housing market update in New York sees inventory fall statewide while home prices climbed, fueling competition in the Capital Region and beyond.

10 days ago·Albany, United States

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Still no respite on house price inflation, which hits eight-year high

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House inflation at eight-year high in Ireland as prices continue to rise

The House Price Report, compiled by property website Daft.ie, also found that the number of second-hand homes available to buy is continuing to plummet and is down 17 per cent in the last year

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