- Prices over May-July 2016 up 8.4% on same three months of 2015
- Prices over May-July 2016 up 1.6% than preceding 3 months ( Feb -April)
Martin Ellis, Halifax housing economist, comments:
“House prices in the three months to July were 1.6% higher than in the previous quarter; up from 1.1% in June but comfortably lower than earlier in the year. The annual rate of growth was unchanged at 8.4%; the lowest since July 2015.
There are signs that house price growth is slowing with a deceleration in both the annual and quarterly rates of increase in the past few months. Nonetheless, the current rates remain robust.
July’s monthly decline largely offsets June’s increase. The month-on-month changes, however, can be erratic and falls often occur within an upward trend. Overall, it remains too early to determine if there has been any impact on the housing market as a result of June’s EU referendum result.”
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House price growth cools as summer slowdown hits https://t.co/d5HMC9LZTm— Telegraph Property (@TeleProperty) August 5, 2016
Take advantage of our discounted landlord insurance ratesUK house price growth shows signs of slowing, says Halifax https://t.co/tC8pLCM907— BBC Business (@BBCBusiness) August 5, 2016
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