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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
House price growth remained subdued in July
- UK annual house price growth slowed to 1.8% in July, from 2.2% in June
- House prices were up 0.1% month on month
- Average time in a home is 14 years: 24 years for those owning outright and 5 years in private rented sector
- Three quarters of moves were within same tenure type in 2024/25
Latest reports
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.
01 Sep 2026
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
