Nationwide Building Society House Price Index September 21

[Whorty]

You need to organise it first. My attempt was a damp squib

I'll move house and see how much spare time I have. I'm also starting a new job on Monday, 5 days a week which is going to be a shock as been on 2 days mostly for the past 3+ years

[d000hg]

* free drink only available to those who have never insulted me on here. Should be a nice cheap round

If you post that list in advance I'll know who to be

[ladymuck]

I look forward to that

[BR14]

Exchanged this week and moving in 2 weeks. Down 'pricing' so hopefully selling towards the top of the market. Nice little earner, so I guess I that I should thank the Tories for boosting the housing market

The drinks are on me* at the Xmas party



* free drink only available to those who have never insulted me on here. Should be a nice cheap round

I look forward to that

[ladymuck]

The drinks are on me* at the Xmas party



* free drink only available to those who have never insulted me on here. Should be a nice cheap round

You need to organise it first. My attempt was a damp squib

[_V_]

House price crash forum said prices would collapse for the last 15 years....

[NowPermOutsideUK]

Let’s see if house prices continue to climb. At this rate a two bed flat will be one million pounds by 2030. I just feel something will give and the whole thing buckles but time will tell

[Whorty]

Exchanged this week and moving in 2 weeks. Down 'pricing' so hopefully selling towards the top of the market. Nice little earner, so I guess I that I should thank the Tories for boosting the housing market

The drinks are on me* at the Xmas party



* free drink only available to those who have never insulted me on here. Should be a nice cheap round

[_V_]

Only compounding 10% p.a. this is not acceptable!

[Martin@AS Financial]

Key points:


(Taken from the Nationwide website)

• Annual house price growth eased back to 10.0%, from 11.0% in August.
• Prices little changed month-on-month, after taking account of seasonal factors
• Wales and Northern Ireland the strongest performing regions in Q3, London the weakest
• Cost of typical mortgage as share of take home pay above long run average in 10 of 13 UK regions, up from 1 pre-pandemic (see p2)

Makes for an interesting read with Wales & N. Ireland being the strongest performing regions.

Unsurprisingly, London is the weakest performer as many continue to move out in search of the perfect work from home property (ie dedicated office, garden and parking).


Full report here:

https://www.nationwidehousepriceinde...fc-7rpqy-3ngh0