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U.K. house prices rose to the highest in almost three years in April as low mortgage repayments helped support demand, Halifax said.
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U.K. house prices rose in March, according to Halifax, which said values may continue on a “modest” upward trend this year.
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U.K. house prices slipped in January, according to Halifax, which said the outlook for the property market remains unclear.
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U.K. house prices rose in February, according to Halifax, which said the market is improving and values may continue to increase this year.
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U.K. house prices unexpectedly rose in January as fewer homeowners put their properties up for sale, squeezing supply, according to a report from Halifax.
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Britons’ confidence in the housing market fell in June compared with three months earlier as the outlook for the economy worsened, according to Halifax.
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U.K. house prices increased in October for the first time in three months, according to Halifax, continuing what it said is a “highly mixed” picture of the property market.
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U.K. house prices rose 0.1 percent in May, failing to bounce back from the biggest drop in seven months in April, according to Halifax.
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U.K. house prices climbed in October, erasing almost half of the record drop posted the previous month as the government readies the biggest spending cuts since World War II.
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U.K. house prices rose for a second month in December and will probably remain little changed in 2013 as the uncertain economic outlook constrains property demand, according to Halifax.
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