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Reasons for purchase offers failing
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Crashy_Time wrote: »Do you have stats back to say...2001, so we can get a clearer picture?Crashy_Time wrote: »If they actually showed lower transactions you would have had them posted up weeks ago It is tragic that you have to be dragged screaming and kicking to admit that the property market is running on vapours
Sigh...
1991 saw 1.2 million residential transactions
2001 saw 1.3 million residential transactions
2011 saw 0.9 million residential transactions
then we move on to recent figures...
2013 saw 1.0 million residential transactions
2014 saw 1.2 million residential transactions
2015 saw 1.2 million residential transactions
2016 saw 1.2 million residential transactions
2017 saw 1.2 million residential transactions
All figures are official stats from HMRC.
Please explain how those figures show the property market is running on vapours?
Every generation blames the one before...
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