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UK house prices increase by 10.2%, says ONS UK house prices increase by 10.2%, says ONS
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Annual house price inflation was 10.2% in June, compared with 10.4% in May, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).Annual house price inflation was 10.2% in June, compared with 10.4% in May, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS).
The rise was again driven mainly by London, where house prices increased by 19.3% over the year, a slight drop from the previous month's figure.The rise was again driven mainly by London, where house prices increased by 19.3% over the year, a slight drop from the previous month's figure.
Excluding London and the South East, prices rose by 6.3% across the UK.Excluding London and the South East, prices rose by 6.3% across the UK.
Prices were up in every region, including Northern Ireland, where they rose by 4.9%.Prices were up in every region, including Northern Ireland, where they rose by 4.9%.
"House prices are increasing strongly across most parts of the UK, with prices in London again showing the highest growth," said the ONS.
The average house price in London is now almost half a million pounds, at £499,000, compared with the national average of £265,000.
In the UK as a whole, prices paid by first-time buyers in June 2014 were 12% higher on average than in June 2013.