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Graph !!!!!! 2 - The next Generation
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A few months dated now, but I like this graph as a real reminder in cost-terms of the spectacular HPI we've had over the space of 10 or so years, when wages haven't kept pace.
Yes love, £525,000. We can self-cert.0 -
Someone here made the point that it wouldn't be a "trend line" unless prices sometimes fell below that line for lengths/years of time.
Does the above graph use the latest real house price data from nationwide?
This is my favourite graph btw. It illustrates the crazy HPI of the last decade and how over priced they are. Mostly though, it gives a good guide as to how far prices are likely to fall.
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Ok, not really house related, just some light relief from the doom:D, + everyone likes a good graph/pie chart0
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A few months dated now, but I like this graph as a real reminder in cost-terms of the spectacular HPI we've had over the space of 10 or so years, when wages haven't kept pace.
Yes love, £525,000. We can self-cert.
love the caption!For what I've done...I start again...And whatever pain may come ...Today this ends... I'm forgiving what I've done -AF since June 20070 -
baby_boomer wrote: »Oh noes!
What will we do when the graph stops going down at about 14.5% in October
Poke fun at the haliwide spin of price drops having stabalised and its only up up up from there on in.....0 -
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A few months dated now, but I like this graph as a real reminder in cost-terms of the spectacular HPI we've had over the space of 10 or so years, when wages haven't kept pace.
Yes love, £525,000. We can self-cert.
Yep, & the above image / Graph sums up quite well why we are in such dire straits...0
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