Halifax house price index March 2012 [electronic resource]

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Lloyds Banking Group

Language: English Publication details: London Lloyds Banking Group 2012Subject(s):

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Summary: UK house prices increased by 2.2% in March 2012, a 0.6% decrease since March 2011. Efforts by first-time buyers to beat the expiry of the stamp duty holiday on 24 March 2012 helped to increased sales and may have helped to support prices.

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UK house prices increased by 2.2% in March 2012, a 0.6% decrease since March 2011. Efforts by first-time buyers to beat the expiry of the stamp duty holiday on 24 March 2012 helped to increased sales and may have helped to support prices.

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