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UK house prices see first September fall for nine years
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worldtraveller
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UK house prices have witnessed their first September fall since 2010, according to a closely-watched gauge, as Brexit uncertainty continues to dampen sales.
The average price of property coming to market fell by 0.2 per cent in September, the house price index from real estate website Rightmove showed.
CityA.M.
Rightmove House Price Index
The average price of property coming to market fell by 0.2 per cent in September, the house price index from real estate website Rightmove showed.
CityA.M.
Rightmove House Price Index

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Any significance in being September?0
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I assume we will get similar sensational posts when house prices pick up 0.2% the month after?0
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London is also the reason for that number (duh), although the article does show some general slowing of the market:While the average annual rate of price increases drops to just 0.2%, this is buoyed by the north and dragged down by parts of the south. London has properties now coming to the market at an average of 2.1% cheaper than a year ago, with the South East region also in negative territory at -1.1%. All other regions have new seller asking prices up compared to a year ago, with the North West being the most buoyant at +3.5%.0
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This is just the startThe thing about chaos is, it's fair.0
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RelievedSheff wrote: »I assume we will get similar sensational posts when house prices pick up 0.2% the month after?
Unlikely, unless it's the first October rise in 9 years too.There is a pleasure in the pathless woods, There is a rapture on the lonely shore, There is society, where none intrudes, By the deep sea, and music in its roar: I love not man the less, but Nature more...0 -
I reading this on housepricecrash.com and I fell about laughing, yet another thread of "Well sit back and watch the property market burn". What should bring about this joy and excitement? . House prices have fallen 0.2% in one month according to one of the most inaccurate indicies that use asking prices alone.
Well after two decades of waiting for a property crash and where property prices have risen anything up to 700% in some areas they now have their long awaited 0.2% fall, hope it was worth the wait for them, I wonder how many of us property investors over the last 20 years plus are now kicking themselves.0 -
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UK house prices have witnessed their first September fall since 2010
Hardly surprising:
brexit and operation fear. Some people actually believe all that carp.0
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