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This is Money | House prices
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Surge in sellers to 'ease' house price rises
Home sellers are venturing back into the property market, tipping the balance between supply and demand and slowing house price rises, says Rics
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Property soars in country's priciest streets
The average cost of a London home in the most expensive street in England and Wales has soared by £300,000 during the past year, research has showed
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Does the Fathom auction index predict house prices?
Each month Fathom publishes a survey of auction house sales prices against sold prices for the rest of the market. Is it worth watching?
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Property auction prices bounce back
The prices of properties sold at auction versus the rest of the market narrowed last month, according to a study to be published next week
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Halifax: house prices dip £2.5k in February
House prices fell by 1.5% in February, according to Halifax, the first fall after seven months of rises - is this the start of further falls?
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House price recovery built on shaky ground
A slower than usual start to the year shows property recovery is built on shaky ground, says Hometrack, as the Bank of England reports falling mortgage numbers
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Nationwide: House prices fall in February
Cold weather and a lull after the end of the stamp duty holiday brought about the first house price falls in ten months, Nationwide says
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London property asking prices at new high
Property asking prices jumped 3.2% over the past month, and London prices hit a new record, according to Rightmove
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£420 weekly shop if food rose with property
An average weekly grocery bill would be around £420, if food prices had risen in line with house prices, housing charity Shelter says
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Auction prices dip - wider market to follow?
An economic forecaster has warned of a coming dip in the property market after auction selling prices took a tumble
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House prices divide cuts UK in half
A property market divide from the Severn to the Wash has formed, with asking prices rising in the South and East but falling elsewhere
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Is a new house price crash looming?
Gazumping, excessive asking prices and stranded first-time buyers show greed is back in the housing market, but is another crash round the corner?
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What will happen to house prices in 2010?
Will house prices rise or fall in 2010? We put the question to our panel of money experts, with forecasts ranging from up 7% to down 10%
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Are house prices rising in your postcode? (Part two)
The mini-property boom is not all it seems - house prices are rising in just 7% of postcodes. Is yours one of them?
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Are house prices rising in your postcode?
The mini-property boom is not all it seems - house prices are rising in just 7% of postcodes. Is yours one of them?
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Rics: Buyers fall for first time in 14 months
House prices are still rising but the number of new homebuyer enquiries has fallen for the first time in 14 months, according to the latest Rics report
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Halifax: Sellers will halt house price rally
House prices have bounced back by almost 10% since last spring, but more homes coming to the market will halt the property rally, says Halifax
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House prices 'will leap 20% by 2013'
House prices will rise by 20% by the end of 2013 and rates will stay at 0.5% rates until 2011, according to the CEBR
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Hometrack: Homes recovery is 'overstated'
The property market showed signs of slowing down in January, according to Hometrack. It also warned of recent rises being 'overstated'
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Did your house price rise or fall in 2009?
House prices rose by 2.5% in 2009, according to Land Registry figures, find out what happened to your home last year
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Nationwide: House prices soar 8.6%
House prices are rising at an astonishing 8.6% a year, according to Nationwide, with a double digit-figure expected next month
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MPC man on why property's bouncing back
Andrew Sentance, one of the more upbeat members of the Bank of England's monetary policy committee, is optimistic on house prices
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Optimistic sellers push house prices higher
Homeowners encouraged by the lowest stock levels for ten years have begun to increase their asking prices, according to Rightmove
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UK house prices '30% too high' vs rents
British house prices remain 29% over-valued when compared with rents, according to research - in Spain, the figure is 55%
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House price rises hit first-time buyers hard
A remarkable rebound for house prices in 2009 was particularly bad news for first-time buyers, despite claims property is getting more affordable
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