Nationwide Building Society House Price Decade Report

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_V_ replied

7 October 2020, 20:39
I should have sold my house, rented and put all the money into FAANGs stocks. I'd be a billionaire now if I had.
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Martin@AS Financial started a topic Nationwide Building Society House Price Decade Report

7 October 2020, 14:29
Nationwide Building Society House Price Decade Report

Key Points:

House prices up 33% in 10s vs 180% in 80s

London top performer in 2010s with house prices rising twice as fast as UK average

Low interest rates have helped support affordability through the decade

High house price to earnings ratio make deposit a major barrier for first time buyers

Full report here:

https://www.nationwide.co.uk/-/media...t_Jan_2020.pdf
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