Nationwide - up 0.9% MoM

Sir_Humphrey

chucknorris wrote: »

It is still an improvement on the current transport links in Hackney, there is a simple solution if you don't like them, just don't move there, problem solved

Exactly, which is why the huge boost in house prices that some people are predicting as a result may not come to pass. I hear an awful lot of estate agent guff about the East London Line extension.

Cat695

Have I missed the "I told you so party"?

Really2

Cat695 wrote: »

Have I missed the "I told you so party"?

No thats next month when we have a drop again:D

Graham_Devon

StevieJ wrote: »

Good to see them holding below my 20% prediction Note Devon chap:cool:

Duly noted. I have a new sig :p:p

That could hurt

luvpump

chucky wrote: »

would just like to say this a quality thread to read - Graham and AD, at least your around taking it on the chin and bantering back, many others are in denial just like the uber bears were previously. you'll get your own back soon, don't worry.

one month doesn't really mean much at the moment - however with the other positives out this month it is positive progression and nobody - not even Mewbs and Wookster can deny that.

i've said we'll have a few of these months then the usual 2% drops to balance things out again - my guess these will be in the quieter summer months. the 'real' recovery will happen in late this year or early 2010.

I tend to agree .I dont think anyone would argue that in say 6 months time..Prices will be lower than they are now, the only question is how much lower ..

chucknorris

Sir_Humphrey wrote: »

Exactly, which is why the huge boost in house prices that some people are predicting as a result may not come to pass. I hear an awful lot of estate agent guff about the East London Line extension.

Too late mate it has already happened Hackney prices went beserk about 3 years ago much more than the average London area and as we have just heard isn't falling as much as other areas.

Incidently there will be a train every 5 mins (not 10) into/out of Hackney and the trains will be air conditioned:

http://www.tfl.gov.uk/assets/downloads/East-London-Web.pdf

Cat695

Really2 wrote: »

No thats next month when we have a drop again:D

Not another month wait... oh well

Really2

Cat695 wrote: »

Not another month wait... oh well

Perhaps ther will be one with the Halifax figures...

If there is not there will be a riot I think.:D

Dan:_4

mdb99jh wrote: »

Not desperate, simply looking further ahead that focussing on single month +/- figures, and trying to predict future direction. I have no vested interest, I'm just playing mystic meg. Do you disagree with my prediction?

Here are a few of you recent posts:

mdb99jh wrote: »

When are they due out? We desperately need some more stats to chew over.

mdb99jh wrote: »

Ok that's 4 more pages of the usual speculation...

WE NEED SOME REAL DATA PEOPLE!!!

Come on nationwide, pull yer finger out

mdb99jh wrote: »

Thank goodness for that, only a couple more days until we get something to talk about :-)

And then this prediction from mystic meg:

mdb99jh wrote: »

I suspect that the slight increase in buying activity will actually show up at a -1.6% drop, as buyers will have haggled discounts.

Now, all off a sudden single +/- don't matter :rolleyes:

Time2Go_25

luvpump wrote: »

I tend to agree .I dont think anyone would argue that in say 6 months time..Prices will be lower than they are now, the only question is how much lower ..

Which price, flats, houses, 1,2,3,4 bedrooms, in the town, in the country, new build, older builds or the mystical average house?

Did you know on average people have less than 2 legs