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Acadametrics July HPI +0.1%
Blacklight
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Prices in England and Wales rose 0.1 percent from June, when they fell by the same amount, the research group said in a statement in London today. Values are up 8.1 percent from a year earlier to an average 220,685 pounds ($344,000).
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More evidence of stagnation.
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More evidence of stagnation.
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Hopefully a blip, we had these last time it was crashing.If anything I think we will have bigger falls in the next few months especially with all the news in the media but that takes a couple of months to come through.
But thank you for the figure.
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Jul - 0.1%
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Yes, but what you think is immaterial. It isn't even very interesting. You've never changed your mind on house prices, not even once. You are zealous in your predictions and they are always the same no matter what the evidence you're reading.If anything I think we will have bigger falls in the next few months especially with all the news in the media but that takes a couple of months to come through.
And this is why. It is simply a matter of what you want to happen. You have convinced yourself this is somehow the same as what you think will happen.Hopefully a blip, we had these last time it was crashing.
And now, despite me being "a bear" I too can be dismissed as I somehow don't confirm what you want to happen.
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Blacklight wrote: »Prices in England and Wales rose 0.1 percent from June, when they fell by the same amount, the research group said in a statement in London today. Values are up 8.1 percent from a year earlier to an average 220,685 pounds ($344,000).
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More evidence of stagnation.
Some very interesting information from Acadametrics.
After diverging from the FT index they formed an alliance with leading estate agents chains and now offer both accurate and bang up to date transactions data.
A month ago they reported June transactions were up 20%, verified only a couple of days ago by CML loans data. Today they confirm July transactions are up a further 11%.
The markets on fire. :beer:If I don't reply to your post,
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Some very interesting information from Acadametrics.
After diverging from the FT index they formed an alliance with leading estate agents chains and now offer both accurate and bang up to date transactions data.
A month ago they reported June transactions were up 20%, verified only a couple of days ago by CML loans data. Today they confirm July transactions are up a further 11%.
The markets on fire. :beer:
Very interesting.“The great enemy of the truth is very often not the lie – deliberate, contrived, and dishonest – but the myth, persistent, persuasive, and unrealistic.
Belief in myths allows the comfort of opinion without the discomfort of thought.”
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HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »Very interesting.
Yes, fascinating.30 Year Challenge : To be 30 years older. Equity : Don't know, don't care much. Savings : That's asking for ridicule.0 -
such a beautiful way to derail a thread...0
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