Housing market data from England and Wales for December 2018 shows a notable difference in prices between north and south. Numbers released by estate agent Your Move highlight that house prices in England and Wales increased 0.3% overall in the month. Prices in England’s North-West and North-East grew by 0.8% and 0.4% respectively. Meanwhile, prices in both the South-East and East were down 0.2%, with the South-West stagnant. Due to current political and economic unrest it is understandable why buyers and sellers may be taking a ‘wait and see’ approach to the property market. The average price of an existing home fell to £288,700 last month, compared to £424,500 in December.
Housing market data from England and Wales for December 2018 shows a notable difference in prices between north and south. Numbers released by estate agent Your Move highlight that house prices in England and Wales increased 0.3% overall in the month. Prices in England’s North-West and North-East grew by 0.8% and 0.4% respectively. Meanwhile, prices in both the South-East and East were down 0.2%, with the South-West stagnant. The average price of an existing home fell to £288,700 last month, compared to £424,500 in December.