House prices inched higher in July as demand and supply both stayed low to keep the market becalmed, according to Nationwide.
The average price of a house rose to £168,731, up 0.2 per cent from the previous month, and 0.4 per cent lower than this time last year. The number of property deals completed in the second quarter – 204,000 – was the lowest total for two years.
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