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DimPrawn replied

28 July 2009, 11:36
Originally posted by PM-Junkie View Post

Well according to those very-factual-and-never-known-to-spin-on-behalf-of-the-government people at the BBC, prices actually rose

Okay, overall they went up 0.1%

But yes, BBC are leading the "Green Shoots" only news bulletins on behalf of Labour.
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PM-Junkie replied

28 July 2009, 11:34
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

If anyones interested, according to the Land Registry they didn't really change in June.

Boomed!

Well according to those very-factual-and-never-known-to-spin-on-behalf-of-the-government people at the BBC, prices actually rose
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DimPrawn started a topic House prices

28 July 2009, 11:27
House prices

If anyones interested, according to the Land Registry they didn't really change much in June overall.

There was a divided picture across England and Wales for property values in June compared with May. Five areas showed a rise in prices and five showed a fall.

The rises were in London (up 2%), the West Midlands (up 0.5%), the South West (up 0.4%), the South East (up 0.3%), and the East (up 0.2%).

The falls were in the North East (down 0.1%), the North West (down 0.9%), the East Midlands (down 1.1%), Wales (down 1.1%), and Yorkshire and the Humber (down 1.2%).

sasguru, buying them BTL's is a good idea.

Boomed!

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