Rightmove UK property report for April 2025
UK asking prices rose 1.3% year-on-year in early April, despite the end of a temporary tax break.
Average asking price hit a record £377,182, up 1.4% from the previous month—stronger than typical seasonal trends.
Buyer and seller activity increased, with more listings and house-hunters entering the market.
Rightmove says market resilience is due to greater choice and continued demand.
This contrasts with Halifax data, which showed a 0.5% monthly drop in prices, and BoE data showing a dip in mortgage approvals.
Sales slowed after the March tax break deadline, but new buyer enquiries were still up 5% year-on-year, and homes for sale rose 4%.
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