House prices fall for tenth consecutive month

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gingerjedi replied

28 November 2011, 18:09
Good news Shirley, the typical 5 bed my parents could afford on a modest income is nearly within my reach.
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TimberWolf replied

28 November 2011, 17:44
Looks like AtW bought at the tip of the peak of the boom. Still, he can afford it.
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TimberWolf replied

28 November 2011, 17:44
Transactions in 2011 set to be lowest for 40 years - Estate Agent Today
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TimberWolf started a topic House prices fall for tenth consecutive month

28 November 2011, 17:35
House prices fall for tenth consecutive month

Land Registry figures showed that the house price index decreased 3.2pc in October, with the rate of declining speeding up from 2.6pc in September. London is the only exception to these house price falls, while the North East recorded the biggest fall in October.

...and economists warned that the future direction for prices would continue this downward trend.

House prices fall for tenth consecutive month - Telegraph

Boomed.
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