"High employment, wage growth and historically low mortgage rates continue to make home ownership more affordable for many, though the need to raise a significant deposit still acts as something of a restraint on the market. UK house prices grew by 1.5% in November Nationwide , compared to 1.6% the month before , marking their slowest growth in the month before , according to data from Halifax . It revealed the average house price had slipped £ 3,000 ($ 3,782 ) to £ 3,000 , with Halifax attributing the sluggish activity to a combination of Brexit and an all-time low in housing stocks. The figures came after Nationwide 's index, which painted a slightly brighter picture, with house prices growing 1.9% in November compared to October 's 1.6% .
UK house prices grew by 1.5% in November Nationwide , compared to 1.6% the month before , marking their slowest growth in the month before , according to data from Halifax . It revealed the average house price had slipped £ 3,000 ($ 3,782 ) to £ 3,000 , with Halifax attributing the sluggish activity to a combination of Brexit and an all-time low in housing stocks. The figures came after Nationwide 's index, which painted a slightly brighter picture, with house prices growing 1.9% in November compared to October 's 1.6% .