The gap gets even wider with London excluded - with a house being 2.3 times the price of a flat.
The gap gets even wider with London excluded - with a house being 2.3 times the price of a flat.
The average monthly rate of UK house price growth in April was 0.7%.
The number of homes for sale remains at historically high levels, driving price falls as competition to attract a buyer remains fierce.
Northern Ireland continues to record the UK’s strongest annual growth at 7.8%.
Savills has revised down its UK house price forecast as higher mortgage costs weigh on demand.
Annual house price growth slowed to 1.7% in May, from 3.0% in April.
Lower-band NHS workers face more than 100 years to afford a first-time buyer home in London, the new research shows.
Housing market activity is holding up in the face of uncertainty, though with fewer buyers than a year ago the outlook remains finely balanced.
The East Midlands experienced the largest monthly and annual price increases.
Market activity continues to hold up despite the ongoing cost-of-living pressures and recent higher mortgage rates.
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