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Why do house prices matter?
House prices are a key indicator of the UK's economic health. When they rise, it can boost consumer confidence and spending, as homeowners feel wealthier. However, rapidly rising prices can make homeownership unaffordable for many, leading to wider social and economic challenges across the country.
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