UK house prices post sharpest monthly fall since May as borrowing costs rise
The average property price fell 0.2% in September to $363,523, marking the fourth monthly decline in five months.
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UK house prices recorded their sharpest monthly fall since May in September, as rising borrowing costs continued to weigh on the property market, according to Anadolu Agency.
The average property price fell 0.2% during the month to $363,523, marking the fourth monthly decline recorded in the past five months.
A pattern of repeated declines
The repeated monthly drops suggest sustained pressure on the UK housing market, with higher borrowing costs continuing to affect both buyer demand and overall price levels.
No further breakdown by region or property type was included in the available report.
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- UK house prices post sharpest fall since May as borrowing costs rise — Anadolu Agency (Turkey)
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