Department for Communities and Local Government - Prices Down in July

doire_2

LONDON (Reuters) - House prices in Britain rose 8.4 percent on the year in July, down from a 9.9 percent gain in June, government data showed on Tuesday.
The Department for Communities and Local Government said house prices fell 0.3 percent on the month, after June's 0.4 percent gain.

michaels

Remind me again what (and when) is included in this dataset?

ruggedtoast

michaels wrote: »

Remind me again what (and when) is included in this dataset?

Houses or something. I've lost track with all these to be honest.

doire_2

http://www.communities.gov.uk/publications/corporate/statistics/hpi072010

chucky

here's a mercy bump...

doire wrote: »

LONDON (Reuters)house prices fell 0.3 percent on the month, after June's 0.4 percent gain.

ruggedtoast

This is a pity bump.

Really2

This is a speed bump.

System

This is Mr Bump

bendix

House prices have not gone down.

Hamish McTwattish has found the one last person in the world who says they are going up, and has already presented that as comprehensive proof.

Plus, he lives in Aberdeen. And prices there never go down. They couldn't if they tried. They're worth nothing to start with.

michaels

Appears to be value weighted rather than volume weighted so 1 million quid apartment in London = 10 100k semis in Manchester.

doire_2

Heres another bump to show another index showing negative.

Chucky dont be getting excited now. You know what you're like with these kind of pics