Near-term sales expectations have edged back into negative territory, while twelve-month expectations for both market activity and house prices are now broadly flat.
Near-term sales expectations have edged back into negative territory, while twelve-month expectations for both market activity and house prices are now broadly flat.
Prices were also unchanged annually compared with September last year.
First-time buyer homes now cost less than six times earnings.
Northern Ireland remains the best performing region, with prices up 5.9% year-on-year.
Homes for sale are up 5% year-on-year while sales agreed have fallen 9%, widening the gap between supply and demand.
Sellers still face a very crowded market, with the number of homes available to purchase at a 12-year high.
Inflation slowed for the third consecutive month in England, mainly due to a sharp slowing in the annual rate for the South West.
New research reveals the 10 property markets with the biggest first-time buyer discounts compared to existing homeowners.
Average house prices edged down in August as the market remains subdued.
House prices rose 0.2% month-on-month.
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