Lloyds House Price Index for June 2026 – Thoughts from the Industry
The latest Lloyds House Price Index for June 2026 shows that:
- House prices increased by +0.2% between May 2026 and June 2026.
- Annual house price growth increased slightly to +0.6% in June 2026, up from +0.5% in May 2026.
- The average UK house price now stands at £299,330.
Thoughts from the Industry
Nathan Emerson, CEO of Propertymark, comments:
“When taking a broad view of the property market and the wider economy, it is encouraging to see average UK house prices deliver growth, both month on month and year on year.
“However, with Bank of England data showing mortgage borrowing has fallen for a second consecutive month, it will be important to keep close check on how this affects house prices over the summer.
“While consumer confidence remains relatively stable, the coming months will be key to monitor as the economy looks to hopefully strengthen.
“Across the summer, attention will also likely turn to new political leadership and what a change in prime minister could mean for the property sector. Housing remains central to economic growth and must be a priority across all nations within the UK.”
Marc von Grundherr, Director of Benham and Reeves
“The housing market has demonstrated remarkable resilience over the past year, with house prices remaining broadly stable despite ongoing economic uncertainty and affordability pressures.
Today’s figures suggest that the market is moving in a positive direction. While affordability pressures remain a challenge, buyers have adapted to the current interest rate environment and remain committed to moving when the right property becomes available.
Greater stability in mortgage pricing has also helped improve confidence, supporting healthy levels of demand and creating a solid foundation for continued market stability and transaction activity over the months ahead.”
Verona Frankish, CEO of Yopa
“It’s encouraging to see house prices edge upwards once again, reinforcing the resilience we’ve seen across the market in recent months.
Buyers are no longer sitting on the sidelines waiting for dramatic shifts in mortgage rates and are instead making decisions based on their individual circumstances. As a result, demand has remained healthy, with plenty of buyers still looking to make their next move.
While affordability continues to be an important consideration, greater stability across the mortgage market is giving buyers more confidence to plan ahead. That increased certainty should help sustain activity and support a balanced market as we move through the second half of the year.”
Chris Hodgkinson, Managing Director of House Buyer Bureau
“A stronger house price picture is certainly welcome news for sellers and reflects the fact that buyer demand has remained resilient despite affordability pressure and wider economic uncertainty.
While rising values are encouraging, they’re unlikely to change the fundamentals of today’s market. Buyers remain price-conscious and well-informed, so sellers still need to be realistic when setting their asking price. Those who price correctly from the outset and market their home effectively are continuing to achieve successful sales, often with strong levels of interest.”
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Lloyds House Price Index for June 2026 – Thoughts from the Industry
