UK house prices increase almost five time more in areas with low unemployment

Houses prices in the UK have increased by an average of almost £90,000 in the past decade in areas with lowest unemployment rate, the latest research data shows. This is almost five times more than in those area with high unemployment and the 10 areas with largest drop in unemployment saw house prices increase by 76%, according to the research report from Lloyds Bank. It means that the gap in house prices between areas with the highest and lowest levels of unemployment has widened significantly...