Friday, Jun 08, 2007

House Prices To Boom For Twenty Years

Sky: House Prices To Boom For Twenty Years

20% falls in prices amounts to - in a number of areas - little more than the last 12 months' worth of gains...A 20% decline in many instances wouldn't even take us back to the prices of two years ago.'

Posted by david20040_0 @ 01:12 PM (183 views) Add Comment

5 Comments

1. David20040_0 said...

20 years, this really can't be true, surely?!

Friday, June 8, 2007 01:43PM Report Comment
 

2. dohousescrashinthewoods said...

Erm, let me see now, how about.. "no".

What are the fundamentals?
1. Falling real wages
2. Increasing interest rates

And the market conditions?
3. Dissipation of speculators

What will happen to prices? (1) means they will slip (2) multiplies the negative trend and (3) ensures prices return to fundamentals.

The rise in house prices is not matched by demographics so it can only be low interest rates and speculators that define them.

Friday, June 8, 2007 01:50PM Report Comment
 

3. Scott said...

Now I know why they call it bull news

Friday, June 8, 2007 06:22PM Report Comment
 

4. Ticktock said...

But housing is not 20% overvalued, it's 65% overvalued!

Friday, June 8, 2007 07:16PM Report Comment
 

5. harold said...

Pie in the "Sky".

Friday, June 8, 2007 09:04PM Report Comment
 

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