The estate agent expects London to start outperforming other regions for the first time since 2015.

A typical property now costs £293,999, surpassing the previous peak set in June 2022.

Markets in the North are expected to see the strongest acceleration in growth, by up to 29%.

Acadata produces both England & Wales and Scottish house price indices.

Annual growth saw a slowdown from the 3.2% pace recorded the previous month.

The OBR says market expectations for interest rates remain volatile and predicts further increases in mortgage rates.

Simon Jackson, managing director of SDL Surveying, explains why we could see new record highs for house prices in 2025.

Rising incomes and the lowest mortgage rates for two years are supporting the highest level of new sales agreed since autumn 2020.

Anna Lewis, commercial director at Castle Trust Bank, explores how the latest house price indices could present a pivotal moment for property investors.

The muted Autumn price increase comes as buyer choice and seller competition rise.