LONDON (Reuters) – Asking prices for houses in Britain surged again in April but momentum in the housing market should slow as consumers are hit increasingly by the growing cost of living crisis, a survey showed on Monday. Property search website Rightmove said asking prices rose by 1.6% this month, slowing slightly from a 1.7% rise in March. More than half of houses are currently selling at or above the asking price, the survey showed. The report echoed other gauges that show Britain’s housing market retained much of its momentum in the first half of 2022, despite the phasing out of temporary…