UK house price growth eases to 0.5% in October
Economy · First reported 30 Oct, 08:12 · Updated 08:37

Nationwide reported that annual UK house price growth slowed from 0.8% in September to 0.5% in October, while month-on-month prices were unchanged. The report linked market pressure to higher mortgage costs and uncertainty, and HMRC figures showed fewer residential sales in September than a year earlier.
- Nationwide’s annual house price growth measure fell to 0.5% in October from 0.8% in September; monthly prices were unchanged.
- The average UK property price was £273,566 in October, according to Nationwide.
- HMRC reported 94,800 residential sales transactions in September, 4% fewer than a year earlier.
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- Annual house price growth
- 0.5% in October, down from 0.8% in September.
- Monthly price change
- Unchanged in October.
- Average UK property price
- £273,566 in October.
- Residential sales transactions
- 94,800 in September, 4% below a year earlier.
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