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UK property prices rose 1.5% in March, average house price hits £227,871 - Market Business News UK property prices rose by 1.5% in March compared to the previous month, with the average price of a British house hitting £227,871, according to the Halifax House Price Index. It was the biggest monthly gain since August and comes after the 0.5% increase in February.

Home track said that Liverpool, Birmingham and Manchester all recorded price inflation of over 7 per cent. Could be a fantastic time to look for an investment opportunity in these areas?

House prices are falling in 42% of London postcodes Property prices in the UK capital climbed by 1 per cent in the year to February, down from 4.3 per cent a year ago and the smallest increase since August 2011.

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According to new figures from Hometrack prices falling in real terms across three prominent Southern cities - Southampton, London, Oxford, while Edinburgh is the fastest growing city at 7.7 percent with Birmingham, Manchester, Leicester and Liverpool all growing by more than six percent per annum.

North vs. South house price WAR: London properties slump as the NORTH soars HOUSE prices are slumping in just under half of all London postcodes, including some of the UK’s highest priced, most desirable locations. However, prices in the North are soaring with Manchester and Liverpool positing year-on-year growth of over seven percent.

Property prices are up in cities across the U.K., but the price growth across the North is continuing to outperform that in London and the South, according to a report Monday by Hometrack.

The property data provider analyzed 20 U.K. cities and found that house price inflation was 5.2% in the 12 months to February 2018 compared to 4% the year previously. The report did not break out luxury data.

In U.K., Property Price Growth Is Stronger Outside London Edinburgh, Liverpool, Leicester, Birmingham and Manchester come out on top