Asking prices for newly marketed homes edged up slightly this month - but by a much lower amount than the seasonal norm, according to the latest market analysis from Rightmove.
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The dip in new seller asking prices during July was larger than usual for this time of year, according to Rightmove.
House prices in June are sticking to predictable seasonal trends and have remained largely flat over the month.
Despite the pace of rental growth continuing to ease, newly marketed rental properties outside of the capital have seen average advertised rents hit a 17th consecutive record.
Asking prices are inching closer to a new record following a strong start to the year for larger homes.
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