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House prices fell in October, says Halifax
Prices dropped 0.7% month-on-month in October, says Halifax, taking average house prices to £158,426
6 November 2012
Halifax: House prices rose in March
First-time buyers rushing to jump on the property ladder before the end of a stamp duty holiday helped house prices rise
4 April 2012
Halifax: House prices 'remain stable'
House prices have remained steady in 2011 despite the deteriorating economic climate, says Halifax
6 December 2011
Halifax: House prices up in October
House prices rose by 1.2% last month as the property market continues to weather the economic storm
7 November 2011
Property market 'treading water', says Nationwide
Nationwide warns today that the housing market remains
1 November 2011
Faster growth boosts recovery hopes
UK economic recovery hopes were boosted today when figures revealed the pace of growth accelerated faster than expected in the third quarter of 2011
1 November 2011
Halifax: House prices fell during August
House prices dropped 1.2% last month, with further falls predicted
7 September 2011
Halifax: House prices stabilise
House prices rose by 0.3% in July, indicating a steadying housing market, new figures from Halifax show
5 August 2011
Halifax: House prices showed slight increase in June
House prices were 1.2% higher month on month in June with the average home costing £163,049, the lender says
6 July 2011
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