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May sees property prices decline again
The value of properties in England and Wales is said to have fallen for the months of May, with house prices declines of 0.2% compared to April, taking the annual house price rate of decline to 15.9%. The figures were released by the Land Registry, who also report that the average house price has now fallen to £152,497.
In March and April the year on year drop that was recorded came in at 16.2% so the annual rate of decline has fallen slightly for the month of May. The report from the Land Registry comes on the back of another recent report released by the Council of Mortgage Lenders, which claimed that the level of mortgage lending across the UK for May had fallen.
Whilst all regions of England are said to have seen house prices fall over the months of May the hardest hit area seems to have been the North East, where house prices fell by around 17.2%, which was significantly higher than the average house prices drop. The biggest month on month fall was also seen in this area, with house prices in May for the North East around 4.3% lower than in April.
The report from the Land Registry also included other data, some of which related to activity within the housing market. The figures showed that between December of last year and March of this year there were just over 31,000 property transactions, and this stood at just half of the number of property transactions seen over the same period last year.
There have been a number of reports recently that have suggested that the property and mortgage markets may be stabilising with a variety of encouraging figures and statistics having been released recently. One official from the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors said that the Land Registry report and data offered further indication that there could be increasing stability within the property market. This is due to the easing of the annual rate of decline in house prices across England and Wales.
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