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Annual house price growth slows again in October
- UK annual house price growth softened to 0.5% in October, the slowest pace since January 2024
- House prices were unchanged month on month
Annual house price growth halves in September
- UK annual house price growth halved to 0.8% in September, from 1.6% in August
- Northern Ireland remained best performing region, with prices up 5.9% year on year in Q3 2026
- East Anglia weakest performing region, with annual decline of 0.7%
- Terraced properties were the strongest performing property type, with a 1.8% rise, whilst flats remained weakest with prices essentially unchanged compared with a year ago.
Going green pays: Around eight in ten Scots expect energy-efficient homes to command a price premium
- More than half of Scotland’s housing stock is now rated EPC A to C.
- Seven in ten Scottish homeowners believe energy efficiency matters more now than when they bought their home.
- Adding solar panels is most popular measure amongst homeowners who have made green improvements.
- Two-thirds say their energy bills have fallen as a result of energy efficient home improvements.
- 44% of those who have not made any green improvements say they cannot afford the upfront cost.
- Lack of information about what to do and being unsure which improvements would be most effective also key reasons for not undertaking improvements.
House price growth remained subdued in August
- UK annual house price growth remained broadly stable in August at 1.6%
- House prices were up 0.2% month on month
24% house price premium in National Parks
- 6% premium for homes within 5km of a National Park
- 14% premium for properties located in a National Landscape
- New Forest continues to be the most expensive National Park to live in
- Surrey Hills remains the most expensive National Landscape in which to purchase a property
- Average house price in Loch Lomond and the Trossachs £330k
- Cairngorms among Britain’s most affordable National Parks
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30 Oct 2026
Annual house price growth slows again in October
- UK annual house price growth softened to 0.5% in October, the slowest pace since January 2024
- House prices were unchanged month on month
01 Oct 2026
Annual house price growth halves in September
- UK annual house price growth halved to 0.8% in September, from 1.6% in August
- Northern Ireland remained best performing region, with prices up 5.9% year on year in Q3 2026
- East Anglia weakest performing region, with annual decline of 0.7%
- Terraced properties were the strongest performing property type, with a 1.8% rise, whilst flats remained weakest with prices essentially unchanged compared with a year ago.
23 Sep 2026
Going green pays: Around eight in ten Scots expect energy-efficient homes to command a price premium
- More than half of Scotland’s housing stock is now rated EPC A to C.
- Seven in ten Scottish homeowners believe energy efficiency matters more now than when they bought their home.
- Adding solar panels is most popular measure amongst homeowners who have made green improvements.
- Two-thirds say their energy bills have fallen as a result of energy efficient home improvements.
- 44% of those who have not made any green improvements say they cannot afford the upfront cost.
- Lack of information about what to do and being unsure which improvements would be most effective also key reasons for not undertaking improvements.
