House prices stagnate in uncertain climate

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House prices remained fairly static during February, with only a moderate monthly price shift, according to the latest figures from the Land Registry.

Although the average house price stands at £185,616 across England and Wales, London prices fell by 0.4% with the average price for a house in the capital dropping to £353,760. However, the annual growth in London remains higher than any other region at 10.6%. The West Midlands experienced the highest monthly rise with an increase of 1.3% , and Wales had the most significant monthly fall with a drop of 1.1%. The number of transactions during the period September to December 2007 averaged 90,880 per month, down from 117,301 for the same period last year. The number of properties sold in ...

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