House prices are already rising in virtually every area of the UK as the unprecedented sales surge continues to see demand outstrip supply.

Data from LSL shows double digit growth in some areas including Bristol where homes are selling for 12.6% more than a year ago.

Four-month house price fall is worst run since the aftermath of the financial crisis though prices are still up 2.5% on 2019.

Price comparison site Reallymoving says conveyancing quotes created between March and May show declining prices across UK.

But Savills predicts economy and property market will recover quickly and return to pre-Coronavirus levels next year.

Leading London agent explores what might happen to house prices once the Coronavirus crisis eases and the market starts moving again.

Survey reviews all regions of the UK and shows Hertfordshire as the quickest area to sell a home and Devon as the slowest – at more than a year.

House prices continue to rise as supply is squeezed, but fears grow over the impact of the Coronavirus outbreak.