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01/10/2001
UK house prices soar by 2.8 per cent
UK house prices rose 2.8 per cent in September, the highest monthly increase in eight years, according to a report by the building society Nationwide.
The figures revealed in the report reveal that the price of the average UK home was 15 per cent higher last month than in September 2000.
But Nationwide researchers said it was too early to predict what effect, if any, the US attacks would have on the property market.
But despite the gains in house prices Nationwide left the projections on house price growth for 2001 unchanged at 11 per cent due to a high risk of recession in the US.
Nationwide said that it would be some time before the slowdown would be seen.
The Bank of England also released separate figures which showed mortgage lending reached £5.05 billion in August.
Although consumer credit growth slowed, rising to £1.2 billion, the figure stood well below the £1.4 billion predicted by analysts earlier this year. (CD)
The figures revealed in the report reveal that the price of the average UK home was 15 per cent higher last month than in September 2000.
But Nationwide researchers said it was too early to predict what effect, if any, the US attacks would have on the property market.
But despite the gains in house prices Nationwide left the projections on house price growth for 2001 unchanged at 11 per cent due to a high risk of recession in the US.
Nationwide said that it would be some time before the slowdown would be seen.
The Bank of England also released separate figures which showed mortgage lending reached £5.05 billion in August.
Although consumer credit growth slowed, rising to £1.2 billion, the figure stood well below the £1.4 billion predicted by analysts earlier this year. (CD)
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Halifax report houses prices are continuing to rise
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Halifax report houses prices are continuing to rise
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04 September 2001
Nationwide revises housing prediction
The Nationwide building society has reported house prices up 0.4 per cent last month, and predicted that house prices will end the year 11 per cent higher than they began, compared with an earlier forecast of a seven per cent rise.
Nationwide revises housing prediction
The Nationwide building society has reported house prices up 0.4 per cent last month, and predicted that house prices will end the year 11 per cent higher than they began, compared with an earlier forecast of a seven per cent rise.
07 December 2005
'Strong rise’ in UK consumer confidence
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20 February 2002
NI house prices still rising
A report by the University of Ulster has revealed that house prices in Northern Ireland are still rising, but the recent boom in the property market has slowed down.
NI house prices still rising
A report by the University of Ulster has revealed that house prices in Northern Ireland are still rising, but the recent boom in the property market has slowed down.
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