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Nationwide Building Society House Price Index Feb 22
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Originally posted by jainnode View Post
If there're going to be nukes, why would you want to die slowly of radiation, starvation or pillagers, rather than quick and clean at ground zero??Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostWonder if fear of nukes will further drive the prices of rural/not near a major city housing.Leave a comment:
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Wonder if fear of nukes will further drive the prices of rural/not near a major city housing.
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So nice to read good news for a change after a pandemic, war in Europe, Climate Catastrophe.Leave a comment:
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Originally posted by Martin@AS Financial View PostNationwide I believe are confident about the housing market as last year they launched what they call their helping hand mortgage. Essentially this has enhanced affordability rules and the mortgage must be taken on a 5 year and above fixed rate.Leave a comment:
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Nationwide Building Society House Price Index Feb 22
House price growth accelerated in February, with average price up £29,000 over the last year
Key points:- Annual UK house price growth increased to 12.6% in February, from 11.2% in January
- Prices up 1.7% month-on-month
- Average house price exceeds £260,000 for first time
- Price of typical home 20% higher than February 2020
Full report here:
https://www.nationwidehousepriceinde...66-59mr4-ffu59
Interestingly, the price of a typical home rose above £260,000 for the first time. Nationwide I believe are confident about the housing market as last year they launched what they call their helping hand mortgage. Essentially this has enhanced affordability rules and the mortgage must be taken on a 5 year and above fixed rate.
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