The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics) found 31% more members reporting house price increases in April.
Significant ethnic differences in socioeconomic variables were observed with higher proportions of Pacific and Māori students living in high deprivation areas, reporting food insecurity, and reporting housing mobility.
Agents report houses in the £1m-£2m price bracket selling fast, but fear the £6m-£15m market is flooded with sellers who are rushing to cash in on recent prices.
Local Egyptian media outlets often report houses hit by missiles and rockets in different areas of the peninsula.
UK-wide, a balance of +53% of surveyors reported house price rises in June, slightly down on May's +56%.
On Tuesday rival lender the Nationwide reported house prices were up 0.4% in July, bringing the average UK house price to £195,621.
On Wednesday, the government reported housing prices in 70 major cities rose 11.7 percent in March from a year earlier, adding to alarm over a potentially dangerous bubble in real estate.
Also yesterday, the Commerce Department reported housing construction fell 3.6percentt in June, but analysts said the figures were still healthy and suggested that demand remains strong.
It also reports house price growth picking up steam across most parts of the UK, adding to fears that a bubble could spread.
–Mortgage approvals have fallen 44% in the past year, indicating that recent reported house-price falls belie a more substantial fall in housing demand.
