Wednesday, Nov 28, 2007
Breaking News: London Falling... ho, ho, ho
LandReg: House prices Oct 2007
Land Registry data for October are out: "London experienced the largest negative price movement this month with a change of -0.6 per cent"
Posted by confused76 @ 09:14 AM (389 views) Add Comment
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1. Londinium said...
Can anyone explain to me the latest figures for London? It says average price fell by -0.6% but when you look at prices per borough only 3 of them registered falls and the biggest fall was in Hammersmith at 0.4%. I don't understand it...
2. doomwatch said...
Funny, this isn't on the BBC web site; a few months ago when MoM prices where +ve, it would have been up there like a shot.
3. little professor said...
Yes doomwatch, but they do have this bit of VI fluff displayed prominently on their business front page:
The level of tenants seeking to rent property privately has hit a five year high in the UK, according to a survey by the Association of Residential Letting Agents (ARLA)
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/7114548.stm
4. doomwatch said...
Still not on the BBC. Has stuttering Gordon gagged them ?