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Graph !!!!!! 2 - The next Generation
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It's mad the way it's turned. No gradual slowdown - it really has crashed into a brick wall.johnycoldears wrote: »
Here's another beeyootiful graph (Correlation between HPI and mortgage approvals). Most recently mortgage approvals were 42000 I think.
http://www.houseprices.uk.net/articles/property_transactions/0 -
...much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0
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Hope you had a nice hol ndg...tried to keep up the 'thanks' for you but I had no chance...it all got too much for me...I had to have a day off !!!. A xDon't believe everything you think.
Blessed are the cracked...for they are the ones who let in the light. A x0 -
Yeah I hear the same, green shoots forecast 2014. They are talking about 1.3% rise then after 6 years of falls
Yes, that would be wise. :huh:
This armadillo graph is certainly the most attractive graph - but I am having difficulty working out what it means....................:rolleyes:
As to the rest of this thread I think a virtual bucket of cold water is what's called for.0 -
johnycoldears wrote: »For those of you who find the same !!!!!! gets stale after a while, check this graph from the telegraph detailing the speed of the crash compared to the early 90's.
Anybody stiil denying there's a crash happening?
Ouch, that's pwnage central!
More fodder for all those still claiming the current situation is nothing like the 1990s. Turns out they were right after all - it's much worse! :rotfl:poppy100 -
obsessed_saver wrote: »Of course you can also plot the absolute value of the average house price every month. That will also give some sort of idea of the trend.
Actually here are the graphs of the absolute average house price, Nationwide:
http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/indices-nationwide-national.php
And one for Halifax:
http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/indices-halifax-national.php
Has anyone wondered or could explain why Nationwide average house price is much lower than Halifax? Surely they are working the date from the same market? Yet, the max average house price from Nationwide is October 2007 at £186,044 and Halifax is August 2007 at £199,770...
Forgive me, I did maths as my degree (well, all three of them...)Spring into Spring 2015 - 0.7/12lb0 -
chrisandanne wrote: »Hope you had a nice hol ndg.
Lovely, thanks! Getting up at 4am today was a !!!!!!!, though (-:...much enquiry having been made concerning a gentleman, who had quitted a company where Johnson was, and no information being obtained; at last Johnson observed, that 'he did not care to speak ill of any man behind his back, but he believed the gentleman was an attorney'.0 -
Has this little beauty been published here before ?
Looks like it's either massive pay rises or massive house price falls. Gordon ain't going to like it either way.0 -
the disconnect between wages and house prices has been the number one reason for my belief that a 'correction' was long overdue.It's a health benefit ...0
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johnycoldears wrote: »Has this little beauty been published here before ?
Twas only last year on here that a poster told me the days of 3x earnings were gone & that 'affordabilty' was the criteria for lending. Fine by me
In that case with an overcorrection, mass redundancies, & sky high bills the current loon bygone era asking prices will need to be divided by five.....not the three or four I previously forecast.
Such a simple graph ---- thxs jce
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