Monday, Dec 29, 2008
Hometrack: -8.7%YoY, -0.9%MoM
Reuters: House prices fall 8.7 percent in 2008
House prices will fall by 12% next year, wiping around £20,000 off the average value, it is claimed today.
Research by industry analysts Hometrack records a fall of 8.7% this year and warns of a further drop in 2009, with profound effects on families and the wider economy. Consumer confidence will take a hammering from the fall in the 'bricks and mortar' wealth of the nation, which will bring lower spending on the High Street.
This year's house sales will be down 45% compared with 2007, with worse expected over the next 12 months.
Posted by little professor @ 01:22 AM (595 views) Add Comment
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1. little professor said...
'Another £20,000 off homes' as property market continues to stagnate
2. will said...
They don't comment on 2010.