Rightmove house price index July 2007 [electronic resource]

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Rightmove

Language: English Series: Rightmove House Price Index ; July 2007Publication details: London Rightmove 2007Subject(s):

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View the index free of charge at www.rightmove.co.uk...

Summary: Shows that the national average asking price has risen by just 0.3%, the lowest monthly rise this year. The annual increase rate has fallen sharply from 13.2% to 10.3%. The gap in prices between London and the rest of the country is widening. Over the last 12 months London prices have risen almost twice as fast as anywhere else. Gordon Brown's challenge of finding ways to assist first time buyers is continuing to grow. Terraced house prices rose 30% faster than other houses. Flat prices rose nearly twice as fast as semi and detached properties.

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Item type	Current library	Call number	Copy number	Status	Barcode
Book	Virtual Online	ONLINE PUBLICATION (Browse shelf(Opens below))	1	Available	140033-2001

Shows that the national average asking price has risen by just 0.3%, the lowest monthly rise this year. The annual increase rate has fallen sharply from 13.2% to 10.3%. The gap in prices between London and the rest of the country is widening. Over the last 12 months London prices have risen almost twice as fast as anywhere else. Gordon Brown's challenge of finding ways to assist first time buyers is continuing to grow. Terraced house prices rose 30% faster than other houses. Flat prices rose nearly twice as fast as semi and detached properties.

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