The Latest Zoopla UK Price Index Reflecting July 2020

Time to sell down by a third as homehunters shrug off recession fears. In the latest edition of the UK House Price Index Report, we look at: • The post-lockdown change in the type of homes buyers are looking for • How levels of sales agreed on Zoopla compare to the five-year average • The latest on UK house price growth rate

The Zoopla UK House Price Index Report is a monthly analysis of UK property market data, and annual price growth statistics from 20 UK cities.

This month’s report features exclusive insight on the post-lockdown change in the type of homes buyers are looking for. It also includes analysis of levels of sales agreed on Zoopla compared to the five-year average, as well a the latest on UK house price growth rates year-on-year, at a regional and city level. To find out more on the latest finding, please click here

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