UK house prices experience sharpest fall in three years
Original headlineİngiltere'de konut fiyatları üç yılın en sert düşüşünü yaşadı
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UK house prices fell 1.2% year-on-year in October, the sharpest decline since October 2023, according to the article, with the average home price dropping to £296,285. Losses were steeper in London, where prices fell 3.1%. The article attributes the weakness to elevated mortgage rates, which are weighing on buyer demand. The data matters because it signals renewed cooling in the UK housing market after a period of resilience, with London outperforming on the downside. Next, watch whether mortgage rates ease and whether the decline spreads further beyond the capital.
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UK housing market, London, Bank of England