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2010 House Price Forecast + 5% to +10%....
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Just out of interest, you've stated that there was a 5% annual gain in 2009. Where are you getting these figures from when your signature states that annual house prices are up circa £15k? Surely the average house price isn't circa £300k?HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »Oh really......
Fairly sure it came as a HUGE surprise to all you hpc-ers who were so merrily predicting doom, gloom, plague and pestilence for the housing market this year.
Only for it to end up with a 5% annual gain.
Just from personal observation, is it me or are people getting a lot more catty again on this site? I have to admit I did think you were one of the main culprits but reading your more recent posts you seem to have diverted away - many thanks as it makes these more pleasant to read. Just a few others to change now.30th June 2021 completely debt free…. Downsized, reduced working hours and living the dream.0 -
Just out of interest, you've stated that there was a 5% annual gain in 2009. Where are you getting these figures from when your signature states that annual house prices are up circa £15k? Surely the average house price isn't circa £300k?
There was a 5% or so annual gain, ie, from 1st of Jan to end of Dec 2009.
There was closer to a 10% gain from 1st of Mar til Dec.
The difference is the large falls experienced in Jan/feb.I have to admit I did think you were one of the main culprits but reading your more recent posts you seem to have diverted away - many thanks as it makes these more pleasant to read. Just a few others to change now.
No problem.“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie – deliberate, contrived, and dishonest – but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
-- President John F. Kennedy”0
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