
Over the three months to January house prices were 1.9% higher than the previous period across the UK despite uncertainty over the election.
Over the three months to January house prices were 1.9% higher than the previous period across the UK despite uncertainty over the election.
Bank of England data shows a rise in the number of mortgage approvals to 60,275 as lenders bring back low cost mortgages.
Data from the Nationwide and Land Registry shows house prices grow is the lowest since 2013 and reduced in January.
Data released from the ONS shows the cost of buying a home for first time buyers has increased by 11% over the year.
The latest report from the Halifax shows the Greenwich as the top house price performer rising 24.6% this year.
Data from the Office of National Statistics (ONS) shows house prices outstripping inflation even though the market is off the recent peak.
The stamp duty reforms introduced by the chancellor George Osborne are expected to boost house sales by 2-5% says Rics.
The Council for Mortgage Lending (CML) has released new figures showing mortgage lending has reduced over the last four months.
Plans by both the Labour and Liberal Democrat parties would impose a mansion tax for properties worth £2 million or more if they win the election.
Data from the Council of Mortgage Lenders (CML) shows mortgage lending is up while house price rise is higher over the year.