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London house prices already exceed 'peak' of 2007
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This would explain why the supposed bounce across London appears to have largely passed by the areas in which I am looking (at least for flats).Politics is not the art of the possible. It consists of choosing between the disastrous and the unpalatable. J. K. Galbraith0
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for London prices in general (obviously not your specific area) flat prices look like they're not too far from peakSir_Humphrey wrote: »This would explain why the supposed bounce across London appears to have largely passed by the areas in which I am looking (at least for flats).0 -
Not fair chucky - you're upsetting the ill tempered bears with facts !0
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for London prices in general (obviously not your specific area) flat prices look like they're not too far from peak
Well of course - most properties in Central London are flats. :rolleyes:Politics is not the art of the possible. It consists of choosing between the disastrous and the unpalatable. J. K. Galbraith0 -
and that's why the chart shows Greater London and not the Central London areasSir_Humphrey wrote: »Well of course - most properties in Central London are flats. :rolleyes:
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http://www1.landregistry.gov.uk/houseprices/housepriceindex/report/default.asp?g=1&a=Greater+London&s=01%20January%202006&e=01%20November%202009&t=2Link and methodology please.
Or it's just a pretty picture :P0 -
Is this a chart of actual values or the LR same house sold in normal market conditions crap?0
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