Semi-detached properties rose in popularity in August, accounting for 33.5% of first-time buyer purchases.

Average new seller asking prices are now 0.1% below this time last year following several months of muted price growth.

New buyer enquiries fall for a second straight month, with a decline in agreed sales also reported.

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The latest e.surv Acadata House Price Index shows average house prices in England and Wales held steady in August, ending a run of six consecutive monthly declines.

England shows a North/South divide, with the North East recording the fastest pace of growth.

Since 2000, wages have risen 237% while house prices have increased 345%.

The trade body also believes borrowers may need to wait until 2026 for another reduction in interest rates.

Prime London buyers could save half a million pounds in Reeves tax overhaul, with seller tax taking 15 years to equal current upfront costs.

Prices fell 0.1% month-on-month.