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House prices have still risen annualy
mpsavuk
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From the FT:
"“On an annual basis, house prices rose by 4.1%"
So not as bad as everyone makes out.
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"“On an annual basis, house prices rose by 4.1%"
So not as bad as everyone makes out.
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Link please.0
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Might be true. All it needs is for them to have risen more in the first part of the year than they have fallen in the latter part.0
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From the FT:
"“On an annual basis, house prices rose by 4.1%"
So not as bad as everyone makes out.
The FT's house price data has a lag, as does the Land Registry data (2-3 months iirc). If you look back to Halifax/Nationwide data from Jan 08 (i.e. approx 3 months ago), they were also showing +4% year-on-year. Their latest data shows -1% YoY. Does that sound lilke a positive trend to you??0
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