article_snippet: The average house price in cities has risen from £182,000 to £195,000 between 2014 and 2015, with the typical price now more than six times average annual earnings.
article_snippet: Lloyds Bank said Oxford was the UK’s least affordable city, followed by Winchester, Cambridge, Chichester, Brighton and Hove, Bath and London.
article_snippet: Stirling, in Scotland, was the most affordable, with Londonderry, Northern Ireland, close behind, as well as Lancaster, Bradford and Hereford.
article_snippet: Aberdeen recorded highest house price growth since 2005 after the oil-rich city underwent a dramatic housing boom, while London has seen the greatest growth since 2010.
highlights_snippet: Typical house prices  now more than six times average annual earnings .