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  • riiiiiich
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    I'm surprised if it that low. Especially if interest rates go up.

    So far I have held off buying, and still plan to continue to do so for another year or so...I don't think the time is yet ready for me to jump in.

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  • DimPrawn
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    BBC - House prices will fall

    BBC News - House prices will fall in 2011, says CEBR

    Weaker household earning power will lead to a 1.7% fall in UK house prices in 2011, a research group predicts.

    Higher inflation and weaker employment prospects will lead to a fragile economic recovery, the Centre for Economics and Business Research (CEBR) said.

    This would push down house prices in 2011, followed by a slow-paced recovery in subsequent years, it said.






    1.7% fall.



    This is after about 15 years of 10% rises. p.a.

    Shall I hide under the bed again?
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