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The average home in Britain increased in value by £15,191 over 2014, equivalent to £42 a day, according to property website Zoopla. Average property prices across the country have risen by an average of 6% over the past year to £268,895.
However, the majority of house price growth was seen in the first half of the year, with prices having only risen by 1.4% since June. London has continued to lead with average property values growing by 15%, an increase of £81,619 over the last 12 months. The South East enjoyed 9% growth with the average property across the region now valued at £346,409. Yorkshire and The Humber was the only region where house prices fell, with property prices falling £2,443.
Lawrence Hall of Zoopla said: “The property market has maintained its momentum during 2014 with price increases across most of the country despite initial concerns that the spate of regulatory policies designed to prevent risky lending would curb demand. More regions this year saw property prices increase compared with last year, indicating that the property market recovery continues and that the buoyancy will likely continue into 2015.”