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House prices across the UK saw no growth in September, remaining flat both month-on-month and compared to a year earlier. Lloyds' index indicates that the average property's value stood at £298,441 last month. Homeowner mortgage expenses are also increasing, as the mean five-year fixed rate for such loans hit 6% on Monday.
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