The value of semis rose by 5.6% over the year, the Land Registry
figures show, ahead of flats (up 5.4%) and detached homes (up 5.1%).
Overall, property prices increased by 5.1% over the year and by 0.9% from March to April.
The average home was valued at £179,817, the Land Registry said.
Prices rose the fastest in London over the year, up 10.9%, and in the South East of England, up 8.8%.
The slowest annual property price growth was in Wales, up 0.3%. Prices in Wales fell by 1.1% in April compared with March.
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The pace of property price rises generally has slowed, although the picture features significant regional differences.
"The
property market in Wales and the North East [of England] is a million
miles away from the south-east corner of England," said Jonathan
Samuels, chief executive of Dragonfly Property Finance.
"The
broader fall in the number of property transactions over the last year
suggests a natural slowdown in the property market after a period of
exuberance."
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