I cant undertand why prices have not fallen further, it just doesnt seem to add up. If there is not a further correction surely the market will simply stay flat until the prices get more realistic?
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WHSOriginally posted by Waldorf View PostI cant undertand why prices have not fallen further, it just doesnt seem to add up. If there is not a further correction surely the market will simply stay flat until the prices get more realistic?
The "blip" aside, house prices can't keep going up forever. Whoever is buying them?Comment
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I might have said this before (correction, I've said this multiple times before) but we're in the midsts of a W-shaped recession -- and regrettably the next government are going to take it square in the face.Comment
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