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UK house prices decline by 0.2% in January

House prices declined by 0.2% in January, but are 0.6% higher than one year ago

Price of a typical home is now £162,228

For more information on our January 2012 Press Release click here.

Most regions see house prices rise in 2011

9 out of 13 UK regions recorded house price rises in 2011
London sees strongest growth in the quarter and also over the year
Northern Ireland is the worst performing region for fourth consecutive year and now the least expensive UK region

Fore more information on our Q4 2011 Press Release click here.

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To find out how the value of your property has changed please use the calculator below (this is updated shortly after the end of each quarter - March, June, September and December):

Please note that the Nationwide House Price Calculator is intended to illustrate general movement in prices only. The calculator is based on the Nationwide House Price Index. Results are based on movements in prices in the regions of the UK rather than in specific towns and cities. The data is based on movements in the price of a typical property in the region, and cannot take account of differences in quality of fittings, decoration etc. For an accurate valuation of your property we would always recommend you consult a local estate agent or surveyor.

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