Company Tag: Hometrack
Prices climb in UK cities, as London supply rises
'2018 could be the year when housing turnover in London starts to plateau having fallen by almost a fifth since 2014' - Hometrack
London’s house price growth hits seven-year low
Annual rate of inflation has fallen from 4.3% to 1% in the space of a year, says Hometrack; figure expected to turn negative by mid-2018
Manchester, Birmingham & Edinburgh tipped for 20-30% price surge
Regional cities have lots of room for growth over the next four years, says Hometrack, while questions surround the "sustainability" of pricing in the capital...
Which UK cities have outperformed in 2017?
Hometrack's latest survey of 20 cities across the UK - representing 35% of the national housing stock by volume and 43% of capital value - has recorded average annual house price inflation of 6.
London’s house price to earnings ratio hits all-time high
House prices in the capital are now 14.5 times average earnings, says Hometrack, 42% higher than the long-term average...
London property prices are likely to fall in real terms this year, for the first time since 2011
Southern cities register a "stark slowdown" in house price growth, says Hometrack
City-level house price growth dips to 6.4%
Manchester in top spot as capital slips to tenth in UK growth stakes
Hometrack rolls out new data platform for SME developers
Promises to provide independent firms with market intelligence 'to rival the largest housebuilders'
London house price inflation hits four-year low
Hometrack UK Cities Index at 6.9%; London overtaken by Manchester, Birmingham and Liverpool
Fin-tech start-up partners with Hometrack to power ‘real-time’ valuations
Tie-up promises to 'enable the digital future of mortgages'
Zoopla to buy data giant Hometrack for £120m
Portal says the acquisition gives it 'unrivalled data capabilities in the residential property market'
London leads a ‘marked slowdown’ in UK cities’ house price inflation
Regional cities in the North of England and Scotland are set to outpace London and former "engines of growth" in the South