43% of developers said potential increases to Capital Gains Tax or corporate property levies would delay sales and slow turnover.

House prices fell by -0.10% on average in the month following the last seven major economic statements.

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Over a third of homes on the market have had their asking prices reduced, with an average drop of 7%.

A ‘Wait and see’ mood is shaping activity before this month's Budget announcement

Speculation surrounding this month's budget continues to squeeze the brakes on the UK property market.

Reeves is expected to announce tax rises on 26 November as the government attempts to plug the reported £22bn gap in the public finances.

Growing numbers of buyers are opting to delay their property plans until after the Autumn Budget, focusing on long-term affordability rather than short-term tax changes.

Property transactions reached 87,360 in August, above the five-year monthly average of 86,289.