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Very good graph showing long term prices.
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magicdogsbrain wrote: »I agree - we need a logarithmic scale ideally.
Ah but that would make the graph much less dramatic as it would show change in rate of change (I think) rather than change in value.0 -
There is a lot of interesting things to take from the graph.
One is that property is on approx 22% above the long term trend of house prices.
That's 22% drop now needed or 15% over three years with the long term trend being 2.4%PasturesNew wrote:What I find interesting is that the peak in 1989 wasn't reached again until 2002.
With more focus nowadays, people are more aware hence why the rate of drop is higher now than last time, but could also facilitate a quicker return when people are aware that house prices are back on trend
Its the same as you saidPasturesNew wrote:In the olden days, we didn't have such free and ready access to so much information to find out about these things. Restricted to just a couple of newspapers and a 30 second slot on the news it's not something people in the main have ever thought about before.:wall:
What we've got here is....... failure to communicate.
Some men you just can't reach.
:wall:0
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