Nationwide says annual house price growth slows to the weakest since January 2024
Summary
Annual house price growth slowed to the weakest since January 2024, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported on Friday 30 October, Nationwide Building Society saying property values grew by 0.5% in October, down from growth of 0.8% in September. UK house price growth hit a near three-year low as mortgage costs bite, The Independent reported, experts saying the property market was expected to remain under pressure but should recover once the energy price shock fades.
Latest: Nationwide Building Society said property values grew by 0.5% in October, down from growth of 0.8% in September, annual house price growth slowing to the weakest since January 2024, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, The Independent adding that experts expect the property market to recover once the energy price shock fades.
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How it unfolded
Friday 30 October
Nationwide Building Society said property values grew by 0.5% in October, down from growth of 0.8% in September, annual house price growth slowing to the weakest since January 2024, the Evening Standard and The Independent reported, The Independent adding that experts expect the property market to recover once the energy price shock fades.
- 04:41The Independent UK house price growth hits near three-year low as mortgage costs bite
- 04:12The Independent Annual house price growth slows to weakest since January 2024
- 04:12Evening Standard Annual house price growth slows to weakest since January 2024