House prices fell by 0.5% in July - Nationwide

twadge_face

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Indeed.

Supply will dry up, prices will rise again.

If there is no supply - literally, where supply becomes nil - do prices go up to infinity?

We should ban house selling altogether. People would have infinite wealth.

And those with the infinite wealth would have plenty spare to help out non-homeowners.

Easy innit.

RenovationMan

Chaos_A.D. wrote: »

Why make it personal ? Why not just argue what you make of these figures ?

Come now Mr Chaos, surely you havent forgotten about all your 'Debt Monkey' name calling already?

Graham_Devon

No one has posted this....can't have a monthly price thread without it!!

Procrastinator333

Graham_Devon wrote: »

No one has posted this....can't have a monthly price thread without it!!

Aug and Sept 09 were 2.5% growth combined. YoY will likely be down to 3/4% in 2 months, even without much in the way of falls.

nembot

When the major VI's report falls, well... speaks for itself really

chucky

Procrastinator333 wrote: »

Aug and Sept 09 were 2.5% growth combined. YoY will likely be down to 3/4% in 2 months, even without much in the way of falls.

it tells you more about those months than it does about this months drop

Procrastinator333

chucky wrote: »

it tells you more about those months than it does about this months drop

Quite, but I remember a few months back when Hamish pulled a similar stunt when some large drops fell out the back end, he got quite excited after predicting the 10% YoY figure. So decided I would play that game too.

chucky

Procrastinator333 wrote: »

Quite, but I remember a few months back when Hamish pulled a similar stunt when some large drops fell out the back end, he got quite excited after predicting the 10% YoY figure. So decided I would play that game too.

you're better than that

sarkin1

Morning Hamish

carolt

Worth a bump.