TREE NEWS reports: The UK’s RICS house price balance rose to -28 in the three months to August, beating expectations of -30 and improving from July’s -30. The survey indicates a slight easing in the pace of house price declines across the country, though the market remains subdued.
UK RICS House Price Balance Improves to -28 in August
The modest uptick in the RICS balance signals a deceleration in price falls rather than a turnaround, keeping the UK housing market in a holding pattern. This matters for transaction volumes and sentiment across the property chain, where affordability constraints persist. The key question is whether this stabilization deepens into a plateau or merely pauses before further softening, especially as the survey's forward-looking indicators remain untested.
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