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MSE News: House asking prices fell in November
Former_MSE_Helen
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"House sellers in England and Wales dropped their asking prices by 2.6% this month, says Rightmove..."
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House asking prices fell in November
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House asking prices fell in November
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where i am near London house prices have risen by almost 5%0
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standinman2009 wrote: »where i am near London house prices have risen by almost 5%
Yep, I checked my rental property in London, last night and prices are definitely on the up, for the first time in about 12/18 months.
I imagine if you're looking at properties in an area with low employment and low demand then prices could still be dropping, but not in London.0 -
the housing market is made up of thousands of micro markets"enough is a feast"...old Buddist proverb0
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