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UK house prices reach new record but cost of living crisis threatens growth

Bank of England’s interest rate rise and soaring household costs will hit affordability, says Halifax

UK factory output growth jumps; US job openings rise; record low eurozone unemployment – as it happened

Rolling coverage of the latest economic and financial news

UK housing market records strongest January since 2005

Average price of home rose to £255,556 in January from December, says Nationwide

Large investors drive up house prices in Europe’s cities, study finds

Housing is increasingly attractive asset for institutional investors due to near zero interest rates

Build to rent’s glitzy goldrush raises fears for social housing

Banks, private equity and high-street names like John Lewis are piling in to the sector, but will the poor be priced out?

Average UK first-time buyer is now older than 30, says Halifax

Average age is highest in London, at 33, as numbers rise at record rate despite surging house prices

Persimmon reports bumper year amid UK housing market boom

Housebuilder reports weekly sales up 20% on pre-Covid levels

Savills buoyed by surge in sales of £1m-plus homes in countryside

London-based estate agent raises profit forecasts amid Covid ‘race for space’ and warehouse boom

Fears of pandemic exodus from England’s cities prove unfounded

Exclusive: figures show Covid has not deterred people from moving to Manchester and other city centres

Escape to the country? The top 10 UK property searches in 2021

Rightmove’s most searched-for areas throws up some surprises – from a Welsh seaside town to the Isle of Man (and yes, London)

Sort out housebuilding obstacles or miss target, Lords warn UK government

The 300,000 homes-a-year target at risk until labour shortages, policy confusion and lack of skilled planning staff are addressed, say peers

UK house prices rise at fastest pace since 2007 but boom predicted to end

Halifax says price of average home hit record of £276,091 in December, up more than £24,000 over the year

UK house sales to first-time buyers reach highest for 19 years

Yorkshire Building Society estimates first-time volumes rose by 35% in 2021 despite strong price growth

London house prices may help explain Tories’ struggle to win young voters

Analysis: Lack of affordability for first-time buyers means last year’s stellar price rises are unlikely to be repeated

UK house prices in 2021 show fastest growth rate in 15 years

Housing market remained buoyant as people forced to spend more time at home looked for more space

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