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Halifax -1.2% August
Pimperne1
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http://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media1/economic_insight/halifax_house_price_index_page.asp
Not sure what to make of this (but as Halifax aren't either then I think we should view it with caution).
Not sure what to make of this (but as Halifax aren't either then I think we should view it with caution).
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http://www.lloydsbankinggroup.com/media1/economic_insight/halifax_house_price_index_page.asp
Not sure what to make of this (but as Halifax aren't either then I think we should view it with caution).
House prices going down? I thought that might confuse you. What they are saying is that (on average) people who bought houses in August paid 1.2% less that people who bought houses in July.0 -
I personally am pleased with that, a down figure.
Only one month though. Still up QoQ [and down YoY].FACT.0 -
It's currently the same methodology as it always has been. So what it's saying is a reflection of the current situation. Not too sure why it should be viewed with caution.0
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According to housing economist Martin Ellis, pricing is now volatile, becoming stable later.
Kind of reminds me of a shipping forecast.
There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society, where none intrudes, By the deep sea, and music in its roar: I love not man the less, but Nature more...0 -
-2.6% YoY. Stagnation, my @rse.
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Oh look, the Halifax figures are now gospel again and there's nothing wrong with their data collection methods at all.
I wonder why that is?0 -
Oh look, the Halifax figures are now gospel again and there's nothing wrong with their data collection methods at all.
I wonder why that is?
Last months +0.3% rise.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3403741
Apart from pimpernel, don't see any claims of foul play there?
Just much insistance that Brit much change his signature. Which no doubt we'll see a lack of today
Unless.... BRIT, you gonna change your signature? Have you changed it yet? BRIT?!0 -
Mwwahhahahahahahahah
yeah baby, second leg here we come:cool:
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Interest rates at historic lows for nearly three years. House sales now skewed towards higher value properties. Lender forbearance embedded in the national consciousness.
And yet still they fall.
Pray tell, how many bullets left?0
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