The drop in prices during September was the sixth consecutive monthly fall, the Halifax said, and meant the cost of a typical UK home was now £278,601. However, this is still £39,400 higher than in March 2020 when prices started to shoot up during the pandemic.
The British Retail Consortium (BRC) said uncertainty made it harder for firms to prepare for the New Year.
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