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Halcyon replied

1 December 2009, 10:31
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

helped by better-than-expected news from the job market, the Nationwide has said.

Ha! Funnily enough I am just throwing away some old paperwork

Computer Weekly March 2007; 12 pages of jobs including a "job of the week" spot and two pages of "Regional Job browser" with 80-90 jobs per page.

Computer Weekly November 2009; 2. Not pages, adverts!!!!!!!!!!

Boom boom boom!
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TimberWolf replied

1 December 2009, 10:20
Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post

The typical home was 2.7% more expensive than a year ago, at a similar level to prices in early 2006.

more expensive when measured in Sterling
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Moscow Mule replied

1 December 2009, 10:14
Originally posted by SuperZ View Post

So how much has the average house price dropped since the problems began?

Remember it pushing £190k at one point...
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SuperZ replied

1 December 2009, 10:06
So how much has the average house price dropped since the problems began?
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DimPrawn started a topic Daily Boom!

1 December 2009, 08:20
Daily Boom!

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/8387203.stm

UK house prices have risen for the seventh consecutive month, helped by better-than-expected news from the job market, the Nationwide has said.

The building society said that the average home increased in value by 0.5% in November compared with October and now costs £162,764.

The typical home was 2.7% more expensive than a year ago, at a similar level to prices in early 2006.

Depression, Downturn, Recession?
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