House price inflation reached an eleven-month high and
supply reaches data series low, according to the June 2015 Residential Market
Survey. House price growth increased again in June, pointing to renewed
acceleration in house price inflation during the second half of the year,
according to the latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey. While the average
stock of homes per surveyor fell to a record low (data series began in 1978), demand
edged upwards for the second successive month, despite the more cautious
attitude of lenders. Read more on the RICS website.
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