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HAMISH_MCTAVISH

In England, property values have risen only in London and the South-East by 1.1% and 0.36% respectively.

In Scotland, average home values have fallen just 0.05% (£83 in total) to £162,335.

London and Aberdeen top the list of the best performing cities as the only cities in Britain to record a rise in average house prices over the past year.

In London average property prices have gained 1.1% and in Aberdeen they have risen 0.3% during the last 12 months.

http://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/news_features/Property-values-in-widespread-tumble-across-Britain

Other than that, it reckons England down 3.5% and Wales down 1.7%.

IveSeenTheLight

Zoopla, really Hamish

Jimmy_31

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

http://www.estateagenttoday.co.uk/news_features/Property-values-in-widespread-tumble-across-Britain

Other than that, it reckons England down 3.5% and Wales down 1.7%.

Thanks for providing that rock solid piece of information.

Graham_Devon

Love Hamish's editing of the article.

Theres 2 paragraphs before he starts quoting. These be them...

Average property values in Britain have fallen £7,527 over the last year and now stand at £219,243, property portal Zoopla has said.

House prices in England have fallen by an average of £8,320 (£22.80 per day) to £226,788, down 3.54% from one year ago, while in Wales average house prices have fallen by a more modest 1.73% (£2,695) to a current average of £153,043.

Well done Hamish. Soon you'll simply be posting articles than mention the word "risen" and simply quoting the singular word, what with your ever increasing editing skills, even if it does have "haven't" in front of it.

Rinoa

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Love Hamish's editing of the article.

Theres 2 paragraphs before he starts quoting. These be them...

Well done Hamish. Soon you'll simply be posting articles than mention the word "risen" and simply quoting the singular word, what with your ever increasing editing skills, even if it does have "haven't" in front of it.

He posted:

Other than that, it reckons England down 3.5% and Wales down 1.7%.

Perhaps you find maths difficult graham. But I guess most forum members could work out 3.5% of their house value.

Graham_Devon

Rinoa wrote: »

He posted:
Perhaps you find maths difficult graham. But I guess most forum members could work out 3.5% of their house value.

Desperation is just seeping through the cracks now eh?!

Everyones house in England priced at the average in your desperate little world?

Rinoa

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Desperation is just seeping through the cracks now eh?!

Everyones house in England priced at the average in your desperate little world?

Again, the vast majority of forum members will be aware the 3.5% is an average and not every single house in the country has fallen in price by precisely 3.5%.

Aberdeenangarse

Rinoa wrote: »

Again, the vast majority of forum members will be aware the 3.5% is an average and not every single house in the country has fallen in price by precisely 3.5%.

Why? has your fallen more? :rotfl:

Graham_Devon

Rinoa wrote: »

Again, the vast majority of forum members will be aware the 3.5% is an average and not every single house in the country has fallen in price by precisely 3.5%.

You appear to be disagreeing with yourself now?

I've never mentioned 3.5%. You did. You took issue to me posting the monetry value and suggested my maths was poor, simply because I quoted the part of an article you don't like, and now you are taking issue with the 3.5% YOU posted.

What's up fella?

MrRee_2

I live in the South East and property is selling fast, very fast.

Prices are firming up and the % of asking achieved is rising.

Add this to the retail sales up and it looks like the bottom is past .... it may be a long drag upwards, but - it does look upwards.

longleggedhair

Is Graham_Devon always so argumentative? People come on these forums to share information and advice, if you dont like it click onto the next thread.