Activity levels in the market have fallen, but a shortage of homes for sale is supporting house prices.
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After two years of being a red-hot sellers’ market, it looks like the UK housing market is shifting back to becoming a buyers’ market.
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What would you do with an extra £80 every day? Find out your area's house price growth since the pandemic began.
Demand for property was up nearly 60% over the last two years, while supply drained to 40% below the norm. Which meant only one thing: house prices increased as the nation got moving.
The average UK home has risen by £48 a day since February 2020. That's the equivalent of £38,000. Find out how much your home has earned since the pandemic began.
