Rightmove Nov + 1.2% YoY, -3.1% MoM

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HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

But any significant fall in supply will drive prices up.

In certain circumstances Hamish. It could just as easily be that people don't want to sell while prices are poor thus not trying. If buyer's spending power is constrained by lending limits, wages etc then it doesn't matter what happens to supply the limit to their spend will remain.

I've been an owner for the best part of a year now so I don't stand to gain if house prices drop. I bought expecting the low interest rates to protect me from any drop in prices we may see.

reweird

homelessskilledworker wrote: »

Now isn't that odd reweird, last month they seemed to matter a lot for you when you had your kleenex out and trousers around your ankles..

https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/discussion/3552981


You are just a troll reweird that has nothing worthwhile to contribute, and for the record I do not think todays figures mean all that much, if they continue for another thre months then I would sit up and take notice.

Keep drinking the HPC koolaid boy. I am sure people in a free society are allowed to change their opinions after reasoned debate. So as I said Rightmove means diddlysquat in the big picture.