BUSINESSJun 1 · 08:18 UTCDAILY MAIL

House prices fell for first time this year in May as higher mortgage and energy costs worry buyers

House prices declined in May for the first time this year due to rising mortgage and energy costs, which are deterring buyers. The drop reflects concerns about affordability and economic pressures impacting the housing market.

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