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Its Started London down 5.7% on last 1/4
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We are up 4.1 % last quarter with 1600 sales
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We are up on the quarter 2.2 but there is something very odd as next area to us has fallen -12. If I look at detached - that has gone up 1.5 in our areabut area next to us has fallen -22.2.Both areas based on 600 sales in total or 150 detached. Just no way is that accurate.0
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Here is mine.. part of east mids area
Average Cost: £175,944
Detached: £242,692
Semi-detached: £154,065
Terraced: £134,791
Flat: £114,125
Change in last quarter: -2.0%
Change in last year: 3%
Sales: 5710 -
South Hams
Average Cost: £328,806
Detached: £466,109
Semi-detached: £264,507
Terraced: £229,181
Flat: £245,716
Change in last quarter: 0.9%
Change in last year: 17.2%
Sales: 434
Things would seem to be slowing although the top end of the market is still very healthy around here. Even though I'm a homeowner, lower house prices would be a good thing, imo, if only for us to have any prospect of our children ever moving out of home! (I'm planning well ahead...)They deem him their worst enemy who tells them the truth. -- Plato0 -
Average Cost: £145,131
Detached: £201,550
Semi-detached: £135,886
Terraced: £116,312
Flat: £98,049
Change in last quarter: 1.2%
Change in last year: 11.2%
Sales: 407
Surrounding neighbourhoods between -5.7% and +3% over the 1/4, annually 1.2% to 12.1% up.
Looks like a correction, not a crash..... at the mo.....A positive attitude may not solve all your problems, but it will annoy enough people to make it worth the effort
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"Do what others won't early in life so you can do what others can't later in life"0 -
Loving it.
Overall down 5.4%
Detached down 0.8%
Semis down 0.4%
Flats down 11.4%
Terraced houses up 10.6%
Similar sales numbers for all types of houses too.
Damn. Terraces was where I should have put my money last quarter! Perfect hindsight :rolleyes:Everything that is supposed to be in heaven is already here on earth.
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Average price under my bridge is dropping by £192.56 a week.0
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