UK house prices grew in March on a quarterly basis, by 2.0%, with annual growth slowing to 0.3%, from 1.6% in February.
Compared to a month ago, the price of a UK property fell 1.0% or £2,908 in cash terms, with the average property now costing £288,430.
Northern Ireland remains strongest performing nation or region in the UK – with house prices up by 4.3% on an annual basis. Properties in Northern Ireland now cost an average of £194,743, which is £7,972 more than a year ago.