机构数据称英国11月房价停滞

Core Insights - The UK housing market has shown signs of stagnation, with November house prices remaining flat month-on-month, marking the end of a previous upward trend [1] - Year-on-year growth in house prices has slowed to 0.7%, the lowest level since March 2024, down from 1.9% in October [1] - The slowdown in annual growth is attributed to a base effect from last year's strong price increases, alongside uncertainties from the recent autumn budget announcement [1] Summary by Category House Price Trends - November house prices did not show any monthly growth, contrasting with a 0.5% increase in October [1] - The annual growth rate has decreased significantly from 1.9% in October to 0.7% in November [1] Market Sentiment - The cautious attitude of homebuyers prior to the autumn budget announcement on November 26 has contributed to the slowdown in the housing market [1] - The new luxury tax introduced in the budget, affecting properties valued over £2 million, has created a short-term wait-and-see sentiment in the market, despite impacting less than 1% of properties in England [1]