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UK Nationwide House Prices (May 2025)

May’s 0.5% m/m increase in Nationwide house prices adds to the evidence that the recent soft patch for the housing market was a temporary blip rather than a longer-lasting downturn as a result of the softer outlook for the wider economy. This supports our view that prices will rise by more than most expect over the next few years.

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