UK house prices would have to cool by a further -19.3% just to return to pre-pandemic norms according to newly released data from House Buyer Bureau.

According to the latest research conducted by Benham and Reeves, the price difference for houses on London’s most and least affordable street names is 1,770%.

Across the nation’s countryside towns, average price growth has been stronger than the national average.

Despite the drop, average prices are still £59,000 (19%) higher than in the pre-pandemic market of August 2019.

After adjusting for inflation, just three areas of the UK property market have seen house prices increase since interest rates started to rise in December 2021, according to analysis...

Average house price fell by -0.3% in July in almost all parts of the UK, according to the latest data released this morning by Halifax.

Despite heat rapidly escaping from the housing market, price premiums for new-build property have increased by 20% during the last year and are now on average 52% higher than the...

While not completely immune to the cooling market conditions seen elsewhere across the UK, Scotland's property market does contain areas that are bucking the trend and continuing to...

Annual house price growth has slipped further into negative territory as the market continues to lose heat according to the latest analysis from Nationwide.

Further modest price falls in H2 will be concentrated across Southern England where the impact of higher mortgage rates on buyer demand will be greatest.