​House prices in UK rise £29k in two years, says research

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Within two years 4.3m homes have been pushed into a higher stamp duty bracket, according to estate agent Zoopla

House prices have gone up £29,000 and 4.3m homes have been pushed into a higher stamp duty bracket in two years, according to Zoopla. 

Consistently high levels of buyer demand since March 2020 and restricted supply have led to the £29,000, or 13%, rise in house prices. In the last year alone house prices have risen 8.3%, the estate agent’s monthly price index showed.  

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