UK House Prices Rise by Strongest Rate in 3 Years

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UK house prices rose at their strongest rate in almost 3 years in October, the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors stated Tuesday. "There's no doubt that a shortage of stock is compounding some of the problems in this market place," Simon Rubinsohn from RICS said. He sees prices continuing upwards as demand eclipses supply.

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