Prices fell 1.6 per cent across the UK in July, with even London’s houses experiencing a 1.4 per cent dip, the figures showed. In June, the average residential property in the capital hit an all time asking price high of £438,622. Yet this month almost £6,000 has been shed from the average asking price, as summer sellers are forced to attract the attention of “holiday-distracted” buyers. Despite the fall in July, London’s prices remain 5.8 per cent higher for the year so far.

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