The average
house has continued to become more expensive, as the latest UK House Price
Index (HPI) revealed average prices rose 8.4% in the year to August 2016. This
was up from 8% in the year to July 2016 and continues the “strong growth seen
since the since the end of 2013”, but referred to as representing relative
stability. However, it will doubtless be a source of dismay all the same for
hard-pressed first-timers looking to get a toehold on the property ladder. In
hard-cash terms, the price of an average UK home had risen by £17,000 in the
year to August 2016, and was £3,000 higher than the previous month, bringing
the average price to £219,000 in August. Read more on Housing Excellence.
‘They lump us all together’: van-dwellers and homeowners clash over life
near Bristol Downs
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People living in vans on the park are the subject of a campaign from those
living nearby – and the Green-led council is being forced to act
Lee James is ...
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