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Doggy Styles replied

12 November 2011, 10:13
If the rather high house prices aren't at least sustained, think of all those millions of people who would sink into negative equity, and the pressure of their other stupid borrowings against their 'house price'. That wouldn't help growth at a time when we need it most.

How did we get into this situation? (rhetorical)
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TimberWolf started a topic Government top priority

11 November 2011, 18:37
Government top priority

I bet you think it's keeping house prices artificiality high, as usual, eh, you cynic.

Well it turns out you are spot on:

This autumn our priority is to get the housing market going and to get infrastructure underway.

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