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URA’s quarterly release shows higher private home prices and rents, with different movements across housing segments.
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The final third-quarter data showed a third consecutive quarterly price decline alongside higher resale activity.
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Official provisional figures put the average UK home at approximately £273,000, with regional differences beneath the headline.
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The October bulletin estimated annual private-rent growth of 3.8% across new and existing UK tenancies.
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ABS figures show a decline in total approvals alongside an increase in private-sector house approvals.
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Seasonally adjusted dwelling commencements reached 52,201, with private-house starts leading growth.
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APRA’s quarterly report showed residential credit outstanding rising 7% over the year.
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The September release estimated an average UK home price of £273,000 for July 2026.
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July’s seasonally adjusted total fell to 17,687 dwellings, with approvals for private houses also lower.
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The June report put the average UK home at about £272,000, with modest monthly price growth.
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The June release recorded 18,328 seasonally adjusted dwelling approvals, led by non-house residential approvals.
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URA’s second-quarter release showed slower overall price growth, higher rents and a larger private-home supply pipeline.
