
Will there be a housing crash in 2022? Here’s what the data says
Spoiler alert: no, we don’t think there’ll be a housing crash in 2022. Let’s take a look at why the UK market is on track to avoid any major falls in house prices.
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Spoiler alert: no, we don’t think there’ll be a housing crash in 2022. Let’s take a look at why the UK market is on track to avoid any major falls in house prices.
Will your home keep rising in value? Should you hold off from moving? And will there be a housing crash? Here’s what the latest data from our House Price Index means for you.
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House prices have hit a record high in April 2022, but the property market is showing signs of slowing as homes take longer to sell and more asking prices are reduced.
Property values rise at their fastest rate since 2007, as house price growth hits a 15-year high.
More properties come onto the market as homeowners look to make their next move and lock in recent house price gains. Demand for family houses remains strong.
New home listings were 5% higher in January than the previous five-year average, as the flow of supply starts to increase.
The housing market enjoys its biggest New Year bounce in five years, with demand soaring for all types of property.
Homeowners saw thousands added to the value of their homes this year with the entire UK housing stock now estimated to be worth £9.5trn, our latest House Price Index reveals.
Pent up demand triggered by the pandemic leads to the busiest market for more than a decade as one in every 16 homes is set to be sold to new owners.