UK house prices
rose by 5% in September compared with a year ago, the Nationwide says, as the
property market saw post-lockdown demand continue. The annual rate of
growth is the highest for four years, according to figures based on the
Nationwide's lending data. The building society said activity had
"recovered strongly" since coronavirus restrictions on viewings were
lifted. But job fears ahead mean many young people have put moving plans on
hold. Read more on the BBC website.
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