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Kate Faulkner
HOUSE PRICE ANALYSIS: Northern cities dominate local property price growth
When analysing house price performance at town and city level, Kate Faulkner reveals Northern cities are coming out on top.
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Housing Market
Average house price now tops £300,000 – Halifax
Industry reacts to news as Head of Mortgages Amanda Bryden at the Halifax reveals property prices rose 0.7% last month after a dip in December.
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Property supply restricting price growth?
In her latest analysis, Kate Faulkner reports that property supply remains high, with around three-quarters of those advertised being sold in 2025.
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Housing Market
Asking prices rise fastest in less desirable areas – new data
Colleen Babcock at Rightmove says the cheapest locations, especially in the North and Scotland, are seeing the largest increases in property asking prices.
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ANALYSIS: Regional property prices diverging
Every property is now in its own regional market, according to the latest information on property prices. Kate Faulkner looks at the influencing factors.
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Housing Market
Two-track price trend takes hold in London property market
More than half of the Capital's areas, particularly the most desirable, saw house prices dip, new figures reveal.
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Kate Faulkner
TOWN AND CITY TRACKER: Property price performance analysis
Kate Faulkner looks at the most recent property price data available across our towns and cities, revealing top and under-performers.
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Kate Faulkner
PROPERTY MARKET OUTLOOK: End of year stagnation, but pick-up expected
Kate Faulkner reviews the latest property market data, which shows a slight slow down in activity, but positive forecasts for the new year.
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Housing Market
House prices to rise slowly next year, predicts big lender
Amanda Bryden at Haifax admits it is hard to forecast what will happen next year with the uncertain economic outlook in the UK.
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Housing Market
Property transactions to ‘hold steady’ at 1.15 million in 2026
Falling mortgage rates and easing inflation should lift confidence next year, says Hamptons, but warns tax pressures and policy shifts will limit any recovery.
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