UK house prices fall for third month in a row as Covid-19 stifles market

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Interest from buyers in England increased in May as lockdown eased, says Halifax

House prices fell for a third month running in May as lockdown measures to tackle the coronavirus stifled homebuying activity, according to figures from the mortgage lender Halifax.

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About bloody time.

Has anyone looked in to this by region? I was mid house purchase prior to lockdown and I am yet to see a fall in houses prices in this area. Curious if regionality plays a factor.

Good news

Great ! Maybe I can buy one soon...

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Good, maybe more people can afford a home. We must get away from the idea that a home is for profit.

Please don’t even think the housing market will ever return to the pre C19 levels. There’s a whole revolution in residential designs that C19 will have prompted. Accommodations now need to be larger, a study room is a must. A separate WC is also required. Garages are a surplus.

At least one good thing as at last some way is found of stemming over high house prices.

Great news, young people can finally get on the ladder!

Nobody wants to live in UK now

Hi! Where was this photo taken, please?

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