UK Housing Market Stirs from Its Post War Slumber The latest house price index from Lloyds Bank has brought some welcome news for the UK's stuttering property market: prices have risen for the first time since the Iran war began in February.
The modest 0. 2% increase is a surprise given analysts' predictions of continued decline due to global uncertainty, particularly surrounding the US Iran conflict.
The typical UK home now costs £299,330, just shy of its pre war level.