MSE News: Nationwide: first house price fall in 10 months

sarkin1

Yeaaaaaaaaaaaaah

Mr.Brown_4

I've just realised my wife left a window open and some snow came in on the landing so we have lost a couple of hundred pounds. Still with the onset of spring and some tulips we should be quids in.

boomerangs

chucky

luvpump wrote: »

nope i only acknowledge the drops

nice to see you back Mr Pump of Love

get ready for Part two

Graham_Devon

I'm obviously happy to see falls in prices, even though that means my home is worth less.

Just going to reserve judgement and see what happens in the following couple of months.

Sir_Humphrey

It is too soon to say anything concrete about this. I'll comment in depth in a few month's time.

chucky

Graham_Devon wrote: »

I'm obviously happy to see falls in prices, even though that means my home is worth less.

Just going to reserve judgement and see what happens in the following couple of months.

good move - i'll stick my neck out and say that it will probably end up flat YoY

it's all a bit like a DFS sale though - price of something in October was £100, it went up to £125 in Jan but the winter/spring sale has the price at £115.

why do people still think they've made a saving

chucky

Sir_Humphrey wrote: »

It is too soon to say anything concrete about this. I'll comment in depth in a few month's time.

you'd be stupid not to

but at least this thread will allow for some decent banter and a bit of release for those that those have logged in after a long while of hiding their ugly boat races

Mr.Brown_4

If we rush to the harbour and look out to sea we may see the boat we missed coming back into view.

adr0ck

it would be nice to see the average house price sticking at around £160k

just my opinion