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Latest House Prices Statistical Release

uropachild
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I just posted this in the house buying, renting and selling forum, but then i saw that this one existed too, so i thought you might find it useful. 
http://www1.landregistry.gov.uk/assets/library/documents/hpireport2732009e.pdf

http://www1.landregistry.gov.uk/assets/library/documents/hpireport2732009e.pdf
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I can paste stupid pictures, but cannot manage to get the nice red map of the UK off page 6 of the PDF...
can anyone help me? thanks.
Nice and big so we can see the green shoots, would be great...0 -
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Come, come now - what is the point of having headlines like:
House price decline accelerates
if they are not posted large for all to see?
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7967715.stm
House prices are falling even faster than before in England and Wales, according to the Land Registry.
Prices dropped by another 2% in February, pushing the annual rate of decline from 15.1% to 16.5%.
It means the average property is now worth £153,862, down by £30,361 in the past year, which is back to the level last seen in September 2004.
Prices have now fallen for 18 months in a row, dragged down by the impact of the recession and the mortgage drought.0 -
-2.0%, considering the 3 month lag it looks to be following the Haliwide figures, it such a pity though that New builds, repo's and auctions aren't in these figures. What the general house purchaser wants, especially FTB's is a comprehensive, covers all bases, figure.
There then would be little argument to be had, if the figure went up, house prices would indeed be on the up, and if it went down, they would definitely be going down.
Just what would the figure be if the above house sales were in the figures ?, 25%, 30% down., after all these are real sales, just because some are forced or don't go through EA's doesn't make them any less relevant.
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So back to September 2004 prices. Hmmmm how long will it be before we see September 2002 prices?0
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reflects the Haliwide figures - as expected
I'm surprised with the South West and Wales numbers - the variance between these and the Haliwide numbers must be the variance in new builds .Denbighshire had a 6 per cent drop in one month and Merthyr Tydfil had a 6% increase. Again low volumes though.0 -
Just what would the figure be if the above house sales were in the figures ?, 25%, 30% down.
, after all these are real sales, just because some are forced or don't go through EA's doesn't make them any less relevant.
i don't know the answer but would assume with repos that they don't have an impact due not being in large enough numbers and also being varied across the country to have an impact on an average price.0 -
Am I allowed to say yippeeeeeeeeeee????!!!!!??????"There's one peace not worth having, and that's a peace at the cost of the truth"0
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Fight_Club wrote: »Am I allowed to say yippeeeeeeeeeee????!!!!!??????
I can't hear you.:cool:0 -
Thank god i live in Scotland:p
This is just going back to Feb haliwide reports so nothing new here that we didn't know before.
A non story if you like;)0
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