House prices fell by 0.4% in May.

sarkin1

Read un and weep, falls for the second month in a row, one more month for trend

http://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/pdfs/research/2010/HousePriceIndexMay2010.pdf

:beer:

chucky

0.4% down is crash material.

is anyone reading and weeping?
no i didn't think so...

jonewer

Only another 9.6% to go till we're back to 2008 levels......

Pete111

Ok so between that and the Nationwide May figure we are basically flat.

boo hoo....?

Prices are rising steadily in my area of interest and that's all I care about!

chucky

sarkin1 wrote: »

Read un and weep, falls for the second month in a row, one more month for trend

2nd month in a row.... you're telling porkies aren't you... trying to get attention again...

Jan 2010 165,514
Feb 2010 165,997
Mar 2010 167,808
Apr 2010 170,772
May 2010 169,204

sarkin1

chucky wrote: »

0.4% down is crash material.

is anyone reading and weeping?
no i didn't think so...

You will be

sarkin1

chucky wrote: »

2nd month in a row.... you're telling porkies aren't you... trying to get attention again...

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I can t read this rubish

try the first line of the report

"House prices fell by 0.4% in May. This followed April's 0.1% decline".

Really2

Down 1.1% for this year so far goes with my thinking of stagnation (-2.6% annualised) .

Also even though these are mixed adjusted it does looks like locality of lending is showing some distortion between Halifax and Nationwide.

Ones up by 0.4 ones down by 0.4, trend this year is stagnation if you ask me like I expected.

chucky

sarkin1 wrote: »

I can t read this rubish

try the first line of the report

"House prices fell by 0.4% in May. This followed April's 0.1% decline".

have another go - where's the two months of dropping house prices?

Jan 2010 165,514
Feb 2010 165,997
Mar 2010 167,808
Apr 2010 170,772
May 2010 169,204

maybe you could try the phone a friend option or ask the audience to help you out.. here's the actual link to save you some time
http://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media/excel/2010/04_06_10_historic_data.xls

chucky

Really2 wrote: »

Down 1.1% for this year so far goes with my thinking of stagnation (-2.6% annualised) .

Also even though these are mixed adjusted it does looks like locality of lending is showing some distortion between Halifax and Nationwide.

Ones up by 0.4 ones down by 0.4, trend this year is stagnation if you ask me like I expected.

the seasonally adjusted are down two months in a row for Halifax - but they're really up 2.2% since Jan.

as you know i agree and they'll soften to end up near enough flat or slightly negative...

sarkin1

Well I am glad you worked that out, there has been some debate on here for as far as I can remember about S/A.

But we dont want to rake up old news do we