Prices fall though likely more due to holidays than rate rises!

Price of property coming to the market sees first fall this year, down 1.3% in the month to £365,173 (-£4,795): Source Rightmove Monthly House Price Index

Prices usually drop in August, and this 1.3% drop is on a par with the average August drop over the past ten years
Summer holidays are taking priority and some new sellers are pricing more competitively to secure a buyer quickly, to beat the lengthy average time to completion and move home before Christmas
To read the latest Rightmove Monthly House Price Index, please click here

SOURCE: Rightmove

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