Property Prices Increase By 7.7% In Three Months To November

New data reveals that UK property prices have seen an increase in by an average of £16,000 to nearly £218,000 over the last quarter.

According to the Office for National Statistics, there was a 2% increase between August and September - with a property prices increase by 7.7% in three months to November.

England typically sees an annual rise of 8.3 percent, whilst Scotland's prices rise by approximately 3.4 percent.

The East of England sees an average cost of property increase typically by 12.1%, with London up by 10.9%. This makes London the most expensive location for properties in the country with an average price tag in excess of £446,000.

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Important: Whilst we make every effort to complete in a quick and reasonable timescale, there are sometimes circumstances that might affect the actual completion date, and in extreme circumstances our ability to purchase. Any initial offer made is provisional and will only be confirmed once we are in receipt of a survey, and the searches and contracts are deemed satisfactory by our legal team. Other factors may affect our decision to purchase, or affect the price we eventually agree. Over recent years financial turbulence and market forces from both inside the UK, Europe and the rest of the world have caused extreme price fluctuations in the UK property market. Property law is such that until exchange of contracts takes place with the legal representatives the transaction is not legally binding. Prior to a legal exchange of contracts we can rescind the agreement at any time if we have any knowledge or we are advised that the property is not as initially described and/or anything comes to light that may have affected its value. Alternatively, the purchase price may be renegotiated by mutual consent. In the event we rescind the agreement then all legal aborted costs, disbursements and survey fees in the transaction will be met by us. We strongly advise not to commit to any expenditure or completion dates until legal exchange has taken place.