
Northern house price growth eases as regional gap narrows – e.surv
Yorkshire and the Humber was the top performing region, with prices up 4.0% year on year, followed by the North West at 3.6%.

Yorkshire and the Humber was the top performing region, with prices up 4.0% year on year, followed by the North West at 3.6%.

Average house prices increased by around 24% in the same period.

Average house prices across Great Britain rose 1.8% year-on-year in February to £329,000, with stronger regional growth offsetting weaker conditions in London and the South.

In December, the Government published a consultation tackling the growing issue of “unadopted amenities” on privately managed housing estates in England.

The latest e.surv Acadata House Price Index reports stable average prices in November as buyers and sellers paused ahead of the Autumn Budget.

Steve Goodall of e.surv discusses tackling surveying skill shortages and embracing AI and data to modernise property valuations.

The latest e.surv Acadata House Price Index shows average prices in England and Wales holding firm at £355,100 in September, unchanged from August but 3% lower year-on-year.

Average house prices in England and Wales fell 0.6% in July, but improving sentiment and recent rate cuts suggest the market may be past the worst of its decline.

The latest e.surv Acadata HPI shows average house prices holding steady in June, with London’s recovery easing downward pressure on national figures.

e.surv has launched new tools for lenders, including a real-time portal and digital valuations, in response to planning reforms and rising risk in brownfield development.

House prices in England and Wales rose by 0.1% in the latest e.surv and Acadata HPI, ending four months of decline.

Although annual prices remain 2% lower than December 2023 levels, market activity is improving, with rising consumer confidence and upcoming Stamp Duty changes set to drive growth in early 2025.
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