House prices slowed to a standstill during August, according to the latest survey from Hometrack, the property website.
The group recorded the lowest rate of monthly growth since November 2005, with average house prices "unchanged".
London, the real engine for house price growth over the last 18 months, was the only region to record a price increase over August. However, it was a rise of just 0.1pc. Three regions recorded price falls of 0.1pc, namely Yorkshire and Humberside, the North and South West.
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Tuesday 28 August 2007
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