Wednesday, Jun 13, 2007
Say it like it is Alison !
Orange Money: House prices set to fall
From ITV’s Homes & Property and Don’t Move, Improve, property expert Alison Cork reveals why house prices could finally be set to fall, in our exclusive column
Posted by watching and waiting @ 07:40 PM (150 views) Add Comment
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1. Scott said...
This woman is intelligent, brave and extremely attractive. Boy I would like to see her views in more detail.
2. Orwell said...
"...and if 6% is the bucket of cold water we all need, then so be it...."
6% Alison?
7.5% by this time next year....
3. Orwell said...
I would like to examine her in more detail...
4. confused76 said...
This trilogy is a masterpiece, get the last chapter:
http://www.orange.co.uk/money/property/1615.htm?linkfrom=money_property_1614&link=link_1&article=moneypropertyalisoncorkhousepricetruth
"And while we are on the subject of Eaton Square, even there I have detected a distinct softening of prices in the last few weeks. That is to say, not so many people foaming at the mouth to give money away, and a few more properties available. And that's all it takes: just a tiny bit of movement, and you have a 5-10% price differential staring you in the face.
And if that wasn't enough, Governor of the Bank of England Mervyn King has waded in, threatening to keep putting interest rates up – just as a little slap to remind us all that he’s the boss and will be obeyed. Good for you Mervyn, I say: that's telling us. Now that's one form of penalty I don't mind paying, because it will bring back some sanity to the market place – and if 6% is the bucket of cold water we all need, then so be it."