Blog: LSL Land & New Homes

In the year to end July 2017 new build house prices rose on average by 5.5% across the UK which is unchanged on last year’s figure. If Greater London is taken out of the calculation and we take a crude average of the remaining regions, then the average house price growth is 4.3% compared to a fig...

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UK house prices rise for second month in July suggesting a stabilisation of the housing market following a period of political uncertainty according to Nationwide

In the year to end June 2017 new build house prices rose on average by 5.4% across the UK which is marginally down on last year’s figure of 5.6%.The figure is roughly in line with the recently published ONS figure for the year to May 2017, which was 4.7%.

The average property price in the UK rose 4.7% last year adding about £3,300 to the cost of buying a typical home.

PwCs’ UK Economic Outlook report published today predicts that house price inflation driven by decades of undersupply will continue. They commented that in recent years prices have grown fastest in the outer boroughs of London and London’s commuter belt cities...

In the year to end May 2017 new build house prices rose on average by 5.4%across the UK which is marginally down on last year’s figure of 5.6%. As noted in previous months, the picture seems to be of a slowing market in Greater London and South East regions whilst outlying regions enjoy some limi...

Remember when life was simple? When the postman only had to deliver to a Street, Road, Close or Lane. You could determine a home's stature by how its address sounded. And the greatest example of this would be the good old Monopoly board. No-one wanted Old Kent Road for example, but Bond Street or...

In the year to end May 2017 new build house prices rose on average by 5.5% across the UK which is marginally down on last year’s figure of 5.6%.