House prices 'rose 2.9% in 2009'

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House prices rose by 2.9% in 2009 and 0.8% in December, according to the latest Government figures.

Prices have now increased for the eighth consecutive month as measured by the Communities and Local Government (CLG) index and in December, the average UK house price was £200,307.  For the quarter ending December 2009, UK house prices rose by 2.9%, a slight decrease compared to the 3.1% rise in the quarter ending September 2009. On an annual basis, the average house price rose in England by 3% to reach £206,694, rose by 3.8% in Scotland to reach £160,249 and increased by 1% in Wales to reach £150,481. But, prices in Northern Ireland experienced a 6% fall to drop to £175,170. In De...

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