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'What'll happen to house prices in 2012?' poll

Former_MSE_Penelope
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Poll started 31 January 2012, click here to vote
What'll happen to house prices in 2012?
Annual UK house prices have reportedly fallen around 1% in the last year. So it's time for our regular poll to ask you where you think they'll go next.
What do you think'll happen to UK house prices over the next 12 months?
A. Increase by over 20% (big boom)
B. Increase by 10-20% (boom)
C. Increase by 5-10%
D. Increase by 2-5%
E. No real change
F. Decrease by 2-5%
G. Decrease by 5-10%
H. Decrease by 10-20% (smaller crash)
I. Decrease by over 20% (crash)
J. I really have no idea
What'll happen to house prices in 2012?
Annual UK house prices have reportedly fallen around 1% in the last year. So it's time for our regular poll to ask you where you think they'll go next.
What do you think'll happen to UK house prices over the next 12 months?
A. Increase by over 20% (big boom)
B. Increase by 10-20% (boom)
C. Increase by 5-10%
D. Increase by 2-5%
E. No real change
F. Decrease by 2-5%
G. Decrease by 5-10%
H. Decrease by 10-20% (smaller crash)
I. Decrease by over 20% (crash)
J. I really have no idea
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Who cares, I would have thought there are enough threads on the forum dealing with this pointless subject.
Buy a house to LIVE IN.0 -
If mortgage interest rates go up there will be very many repos. and the market will crash.0
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I just want to clear my mortgage before the rates do go up.Nothing to see here, move along.0
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Who cares, I would have thought there are enough threads on the forum dealing with this pointless subject.
Buy a house to LIVE IN.
This is a discussion thread to a full site poll - the vote will likely have 20,000 people taking part. House prices are partly about sentiment so its a pretty good indicator of that. So overall I'd think quite a few people care - certainly the 250 who've voted in just the first 10 minutes.Martin Lewis, Money Saving Expert.
Please note, answers don't constitute financial advice, it is based on generalised journalistic research. Always ensure any decision is made with regards to your own individual circumstance.Don't miss out on urgent MoneySaving, get my weekly e-mail at www.moneysavingexpert.com/tips.Debt-Free Wannabee Official Nerd Club: (Honorary) Members number 0000 -
Who cares, I would have thought there are enough threads on the forum dealing with this pointless subject.
Buy a house to LIVE IN.MSE_Martin wrote: »This is a discussion thread to a full site poll - the vote will likely have 20,000 people taking part. House prices are partly about sentiment so its a pretty good indicator of that. So overall I'd think quite a few people care - certainly the 250 who've voted in just the first 10 minutes.
k. I don't care, I bought my house to live in.0 -
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While everyone buys their house to live in, some need to buy small, and hopefully move on up as their family size/salary changes. No one wants to see what they have worked hard to get go down in value. DGMember #8 of the SKI-ers Club
Why is it I have less time now I am retired then when I worked?0 -
While everyone buys their house to live in, some need to buy small, and hopefully move on up as their family size/salary changes. No one wants to see what they have worked hard to get go down in value. DG0
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We are fortunate, our mortgage is paid, it is our son who has to climb the ladder, but if his flat price drops by 25% then he will end up in debt for a large part of that amount, and as a 1 bedroom place on the second floor, does not allow for a family. DGMember #8 of the SKI-ers Club
Why is it I have less time now I am retired then when I worked?0 -
Does 'no real change' take into account a ~3% drop in real time prices owing to inflation etc?"The only man who makes money from a gold rush is the one selling the shovels..."0
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