The annual growth rate rebounded to 3.7% last month, up from 2.4% in October, according to the UK's biggest building society - the fastest increase since November 2022.
Meanwhile, a survey of homeowners by Zoopla found that 36% of Britons would not buy a house if it was too far from a pub, with 0.7 miles, or a 13-minute walk, seen as the ideal distance. Respondents said more than a mile would be too far.
The property website's survey, which polled more than 2,000 homeowners, found 24% said the proximity to a pub had influenced their decision to buy their property, with this rising to 54% for Gen Z purchasers.
The study found 36% of Britons said they had incorporated a trip to a nearby pub as part of their home-viewing process, visiting a drinking spot before or after viewing a property. Nearly one in five (18%) said they had made an offer for a home while drinking in a pub.
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