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    Asking prices for UK homes fall in run up to budget, Rightmove says

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    Posted on November 17, 2025

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    Last updated: January 21, 2026

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    Quick Summary

    UK home prices have fallen by 1.8% ahead of the budget, marking the largest drop for this time of year since 2012, according to Rightmove.

    Table of Contents

    • Impact of Budget on UK Housing Market
    • Current Trends in Home Prices
    • Market Supply and Demand Dynamics
    • Forecast for the Upcoming Budget

    UK Home Asking Prices Drop Ahead of Upcoming Budget Announcement

    Impact of Budget on UK Housing Market

    LONDON (Reuters) -Asking prices for British homes have fallen by more than usual for the time of year ahead of finance minister Rachel Reeves' budget next week, a survey published on Monday showed.

    Current Trends in Home Prices

    Average prices for homes put on the market fell by 1.8% in the four weeks to November 8 - the largest drop for the time of year since 2012 - leaving prices 0.5% below their level a year earlier, property website Rightmove said.

    Market Supply and Demand Dynamics

    The highest number of homes available on the market in a decade was also weighing on prices, Rightmove said.

    Forecast for the Upcoming Budget

    Other gauges of Britain's housing market, such as monthly data from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors, have also pointed to a loss of momentum in the run-up to the November 26 budget, which is expected to include tax rises.

    * Rightmove said reductions in asking prices for homesalready on the market were at their highest since February 2024. * Budget speculation was weighing especially on moreexpensive properties with agreed sales of homes worth more than2 million pounds ($2.63 million) down 13% year-on-year. * Sales in 2025 so far remain 4% above same period in 2024. * "The budget is a big distraction, and is later in the yearthan usual, with many would-be buyers waiting to see how theirfinances will be impacted. It appears that the usual lull we'dsee around Christmas time has arrived early this year," saidRightmove property expert Colleen Babcock.

    ($1 = 0.7594 pounds)

    (Writing by William Schomberg; Editing by Alexander Smith)

    Key Takeaways

    • •UK home asking prices dropped by 1.8% in four weeks.
    • •Largest seasonal price drop since 2012 reported by Rightmove.
    • •High market supply is contributing to price declines.
    • •Upcoming budget speculated to include tax rises.
    • •Sales of expensive homes have decreased significantly.

    Frequently Asked Questions about Asking prices for UK homes fall in run up to budget, Rightmove says

    1What is an asking price?

    An asking price is the price a seller sets for a property when it is put on the market. It is the amount the seller hopes to receive from a buyer.

    2What is the housing market?

    The housing market refers to the supply and demand for residential properties. It encompasses the buying, selling, and renting of homes.

    3What is property price fluctuation?

    Property price fluctuation refers to the changes in the market value of real estate over time, influenced by various economic factors.

    4What is market supply and demand?

    Market supply and demand is an economic model that describes how the price and quantity of goods are determined in a market.

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