Halifax House Price Index March 2024

Property prices in the UK grew by 0.3% year-on-year, compared to 1.6% last month. The rise reflects the easing cost of living squeeze and relatively high interest rates, though prices have remained relatively stable over the past couple of years.
House prices rose by 2.0% on the previous quarter.
The average house price fell by -1.0% in March on a monthly basis, following a 0.3% rise in February.
The typical UK home now costs £288,430, approximately £2,900 less than last month.
Northern Ireland remains the strongest performing nation or region in the UK, with house prices up by +4.3% annually, costing an average of £194,743.
In England, a north/south divide exists, with the North West seeing the strongest growth (+3.7% annually), while Eastern England recorded the biggest decline (-0.9% annually).