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Hooray! Housing Market Rockets!!!!!
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“Overall home owners thought house prices will rise 5.4 per cent in the next two years and 11 per cent in the next five. That’s a terrific boost for the market.”
2.something% per annum is a "terrific boost" akin to a "rocket" ?
Seems like a sensible, stable, currently below inflation, amount of growth.0 -
This ain't news, the Daily Mail/Express/Nazi runs this headline at least 3 times a week. What a useless rag of a paper.0
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looks like it ain't going to be doing those deposits any favours as they get eroded by inflation. ouch...Cannon_Fodder wrote: »“Overall home owners thought house prices will rise 5.4 per cent in the next two years and 11 per cent in the next five. That’s a terrific boost for the market.”
2.something% per annum is a "terrific boost" akin to a "rocket" ?
Seems like a sensible, stable, currently below inflation, amount of growth.0 -
We all have vested interests in the property market, including yourself which is why you logged on to a forum to read a thread about a house price article by the Daily Express and were interested enough to comment on it.
Agreed, however from the articles I've seen on the express website, it would appear that they have a vested interest in seeing prices inflate above their current unaffordable levels.
The prospect of home ownership becoming more unaffordable to people starting out in life is not something to celebrate about at all.0 -
Daily_Express wrote:

...with evidence that mortgage approvals had almost doubled.
I'm struggling to see the evidence for this. Am I missing something?What goes around - comes around0 -
A front page article based on a survey of homeowners on house prices. Wiping your bum with this paper would be too good for it.0
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Agreed, however from the articles I've seen on the express website, it would appear that they have a vested interest in seeing prices inflate above their current unaffordable levels.
Yes, to sell papers. Their readers obviously like seeing articles and stories about high house prices so they print them.
Like the Daily Sport do with breasts, like the Guardian do with liberal stuff and like The Mail does about immigrants.0
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