Friday, Oct 12, 2007
Why the need to say anything Peter ... Panic?
Firstrung: House price crash not on radar despite house prices dipping in September - IMLA
The Intermediary Mortgage Lenders Association (IMLA) has insisted that the dip in house prices growth does not signal an imminent crash. Peter Williams, executive director of IMLA has warned people against jumping to conclusions over the latest set of house price figures, saying that it does not necessarily mean a housing market crash is on the horizon.
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1. pecker said...
Phew!! That was a close one then!! But if HE says so...
2. paul said...
QUICK NOBODY PANIC!
3. Letthemfall said...
A temporary issue??
I know the vested interests will always say the garden is rosy, but do they not have any sense of embarrassment when they write rubbish like this?
4. Big Boss Man said...
nobody is going to come out and say, yep market is looking like correcting or crashing. . . . . . . . . . alan greenspan did though and the UK DOES follow americas lead. fasten your seat belts 2008 looks bumpy
5. autopilotengage said...
Says the intermediary mortgage lending association. I'm no expert but sounds like they may have a slightly, what's the term again, vested interest? yes, that's it, in talking the market up? i felt soothed just reading it.