UK house prices fall unexpectedly for second month in a row
Tumbling House Prices Raise Affordability Concerns
A Downward Spiral
UK house prices have unexpectedly declined for the second consecutive month in April, according to the building society Nationwide. This slowdown has been attributed to ‘affordability pressures’ stemming from high mortgage rates, casting a shadow over the traditional spring homebuying season.
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