Eagle-eyed house price watchers may have spotted
something fishy about the official house price figures for April. The average
UK house price was almost £100,000 lower than last month - dropping from
£292,000 in March to just £209,000 in April. It turns out the Office for
National Statistics (ONS) has merely changed the way it calculates the average
house prices. Essentially, it's changed how it does the maths. Chief among the
new measures was the decision to give "extreme valued property" - ie.
ultra-expensive homes - less weighting in the measure. Read more on the City AM
website.
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Councillors unanimously refuse permission for 42-storey block of flats on
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