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House prices up by 6% ?

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  • FungusFighter
    FungusFighter Posts: 1,163 Forumite
    Arch-Angel wrote: »
    Let's drag this back on-topic:



    The Land Registry shows an average of 55,000 house sales over a 3 month period (June-Sept 2009) acoording to their latest report for November:

    http://www1.landregistry.gov.uk/assets/library/documents/HPIreportronnov09.pdf

    Where do you get 90,000 from?

    Lets' not?:cool:
    You can't win an argument with a stupid person.

    I'm dyslexic ie I can't be @rsed to check for typos
  • HAMISH_MCTAVISH
    HAMISH_MCTAVISH Posts: 28,592 Forumite
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    In related news, HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) recently revealed a rise in the number of homes sold in October in the UK.

    According to HMRC, 90,000 homes worth at least £40,000 or more were sold in the month. - a rise of 13% compared with October 2008.
    http://www.homemove.co.uk/news/08-12-2009/halifax-reports-further-rise-in-house-prices-2.html

    and.......

    HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) has revealed a slight fall in the number of homes sold in November in the UK.
    According to HMRC, 87,000 homes worth at least £40,000 or more were sold in the month – a slight dip from the 90,000 reported in the previous month.
    http://www.houses.co.uk/tag/hmrc/
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  • New_Years_Day
    New_Years_Day Posts: 8 Forumite
    FungusFighter wrote: »
    OMG

    Chat over seems to have just been mysteriously ppr'd:eek:

    What's ppr?
  • FungusFighter
    FungusFighter Posts: 1,163 Forumite
    New_Years_Day wrote: »
    What's ppr?


    Ppr'd = permanentaly puckered;)
    You can't win an argument with a stupid person.

    I'm dyslexic ie I can't be @rsed to check for typos
  • Mr.Brown_4
    Mr.Brown_4 Posts: 1,109 Forumite
    New_Years_Day wrote: »
    What's ppr?
    Blimey, that was quick.

    Respect.
  • FungusFighter
    FungusFighter Posts: 1,163 Forumite
    Mr.Brown wrote: »
    Blimey, that was quick.

    Respect.
    I'm with you there babe;)

    How long does it take to sign up a googlemail account and then whip over here......take me a good five minutes:cool:

    (and then you ahve to come up with a witty handle.....:rotfl:)
    You can't win an argument with a stupid person.

    I'm dyslexic ie I can't be @rsed to check for typos
  • FungusFighter
    FungusFighter Posts: 1,163 Forumite
    Cop a load of this toots:

    New Years Day
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    icon1.gifHouse Buying Advice
    I have had an offer accepted on a 5 bedroom house in cheshire. It sold for £745,000 in 2005. We got it for £490,000, It was advertised for offers around £600,000. I have received a letter from our solicitor stating the sellers are pulling out as they have changed their mind? Do I have any recourse he as I have paid £740 for a full survey and £400 for solicitors fees? Any help appreciated.

    Last edited by New Years Day; Today at 5:07 PM..
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    You can't win an argument with a stupid person.

    I'm dyslexic ie I can't be @rsed to check for typos
  • New_Years_Day
    New_Years_Day Posts: 8 Forumite
    Guys you have seriously lost me.
  • FungusFighter
    FungusFighter Posts: 1,163 Forumite
    New_Years_Day wrote: »
    Guys you have seriously lost me.

    Nah, I think you'll find we LOST Chatover and GAINED you mate:D
    You can't win an argument with a stupid person.

    I'm dyslexic ie I can't be @rsed to check for typos
  • New_Years_Day
    New_Years_Day Posts: 8 Forumite
    FungusFighter wrote: »
    Nah, I think you'll find we LOST Chatover and GAINED you mate:D

    I am absolutely lost here.
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