UK house prices rise for ninth month in a row

The 0.3% gain marked the longest winning streak since 2016
UK house prices rise for ninth month in a row

UK house prices rose for a ninth consecutive month in April as the housing market continued to defy an escalating cost of living crisis.

The 0.3% gain marked the longest winning streak since 2016 and lifted the average price of a home to a record £267,620, according to a survey by Nationwide Building Society. Values were 12.1% higher than a year earlier.

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