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'No change on the horizon' as property prices continue to fall

House prices are continuing to fall across the country as buyers and sellers "sit tight" amid the political uncertainty caused by Brexit, according to the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (Rics).

It found that the number of people looking for a new home between October and November fell 6pc, while the number of agreed sales dropped 5pc. The impact of softer demand meant house prices slid 1pc last month, it said.

Rics' monthly residential market survey, which gathers the views of more than 300 chartered surveyors across Britain, also found that there was a prevailing trend in the lack of properties being listed for sale, with the average number of properties on estate agents' books now...

'No change on the horizon' as property prices continue to fall

The only safe place is to own luxury bedsit in Bham...
 
It's not Brexit, property prices are falling in the US and Australia too.
 
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Debt crisis. 2008 was the cartoon before the main feature. ETF's are about to fail the world over. Just wait until those muppets claiming their physical gold value from their gold ETFs.... fireworks.
 
and more thread pollution FFS - why don't you lot find a life , or even 10% of one :smokin
 
Debt crisis. 2008 was the cartoon before the main feature. ETF's are about to fail the world over. Just wait until those muppets claiming their physical gold value from their gold ETFs.... fireworks.

Contrarian indicator. Buy gold.
 
Contrarian indicator. Buy gold.

Physical gold. :tongue

There will be a rush to prove they have the physical backing if the ETF requires it, though like fractional reserve banking and many other businesses that rely on customers only wanting a fraction of what they're paying for, it's just another scam to oversell a commodity to make more profit as they aren't held accountable when the shortfall materialises as it's part of the business plan. :ohwell
 

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