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AtW replied

25 May 2011, 21:15
House price crash next year - 2012.
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DimPrawn started a topic Why house prices aren't doubling every year

25 May 2011, 21:13
Why house prices aren't doubling every year

Housing slump? Blame the weather | Money | guardian.co.uk

Miles Shipside, commercial director of Britain's largest property website Rightmove, says the "distraction" of successive long weekends, the holiday atmosphere surrounding the royal wedding plus good weather across much of the country, have sharply cut demand.

Brilliant!

I myself was going to blow the Prawn fortune on a small cramped property, but seeing Pippa's arse on the Mall made me think twice.
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