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MSE News: Property market remains 'resilient'
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This is the discussion thread for the following MSE News Story:
"The housing market has remained "surprisingly resilient" this month, Nationwide said today ..."
"The housing market has remained "surprisingly resilient" this month, Nationwide said today ..."
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Property market remains 'resilient'
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Property market remains 'resilient'
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Both the Nationwide and the Halifax are pointing towards the market marginally rising. The LR figures are still negative, but this is to be expected given the time lag0
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nollag2006 wrote: »Both the Nationwide and the Halifax are pointing towards the market marginally rising. The LR figures are still negative, but this is to be expected given they report facts, they dont have a vested interest in producing spin to maintain false confidence in a failing market
Fixed that for you0
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