UK house prices slide another 1.3% in Jan

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BrilloPad replied

29 January 2009, 12:04
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

I reckon we've got a long long way to go yet.

The estate agents disagree with you. They are the experts.....
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DimPrawn replied

29 January 2009, 09:50
Originally posted by tim123 View Post

Have you only just realised that!

tim

I've been listening to the Labour spin that says the green shoots of recovery are only weeks away.
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tim123 replied

29 January 2009, 09:48
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

Interesting to look at some of the data in the Nationionwide HPI document:

I reckon we've got a long long way to go yet.

Have you only just realised that!

tim
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oracleslave replied

29 January 2009, 09:39
How are the boards BTL'ers finding it out there? Easy to get tenants, paying decent rentals?
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DimPrawn started a topic UK house prices slide another 1.3% in Jan

29 January 2009, 07:26
UK house prices slide another 1.3% in Jan

Interesting to look at some of the data in the Nationionwide HPI document:

http://www.nationwide.co.uk/hpi/historical/Jan_2009.pdf

Especially to compare the shape of the drop in the early 90's to today and realise that it took from 1990 to 2000 (yes 10 years) to get back to the long term average price.

I reckon we've got a long long way to go yet.
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