Annual UK house price growth slows for a fourth month in a row, ONS says
Summary
Annual UK house price growth slowed in August for the fourth month in a row, the Office for National Statistics said, the Evening Standard reported on Wednesday 21 October. In London, the average property value fell by 2.2% annually in August, driven by falling prices for flats, according to the ONS.
Latest: Annual UK house price growth slowed in August for the fourth month in a row, the Office for National Statistics said, the average property value in London falling by 2.2% annually, driven by falling prices for flats, the Evening Standard reported.
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How it unfolded
Wednesday 21 October
Annual UK house price growth slowed in August for the fourth month in a row, the Office for National Statistics said, the average property value in London falling by 2.2% annually, driven by falling prices for flats, the Evening Standard reported.
- 05:49Evening StandardAnnual UK house price growth slowed in August for fourth month in a row – ONS