Monday, Dec 07, 2009
Up or down?
Interactive Investor: Halfax hpi
Out tomorrow( 8 dec ),I think it will be -0.5%
Posted by waitingtobuy @ 06:45 PM (1491 views) Add Comment
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1. wdbeast said...
It will still be in the black circa +0.4% (seasonally adjusted of course)
2. mrflibble said...
I'll go for 0.5% up - houses only ever go up you know ;-)
3. nomad said...
A tickle down!
4. hpwatcher said...
I think it will be:- +0.2%
5. Ilejustwait said...
what ever they think it is.
It's not correct !!! ?
6. str 2007 said...
Up 1.8%
7. crunchy said...
Christmas draws near +1.3%. It's good for shopping.
8. Tommo said...
I think a tickle down, they've been preparing us to expect prices to dip over winter on the promise they continue upward trend in spring. Just ...got... to... get... past... that... election - which I think will be March.
9. alan said...
Down -0.4.
Can't see many able to buy, right now - unless parents support the deposits (Essex, near M25).
BtLers locally are selling as tennants move out to cover downward risks on large portfolios. They've made a fair bundle after buying 10 years ago. Time to realise their cash. My relative has just bought a 12 year old semi (against my advice) as a place to live in. Its a real mess inside.
10. Deepdoubledip said...
The cat bounce is over, so I would not be surprised to see -1.2%
11. Mattormsby said...
I've had enough..... I'm going where the grass is greener....
http://www.eraireland.ie/en.cfm/loc/buy/action/view/id/17443.html
the best of luck with the national debt........
12. brickormortis said...
Flat @ 0.0% growth as Gordy would say. You know, down is bad and up sounds ridiculous in these times. Supply increasing, demand and ability to buy/lend reducing. All tells me it will be flat growth. This won't damage Christmas spending but it won't encourage further hysteria. Whose with me?
13. crunchy said...
8. brickormortis You will be called a flat earther if you're not careful. All readings are up, up, up.
14. crunchy said...
8. brickormortis Gordo's coffin specs have been leaked. It's in the shape of a cross. Everything is possible comrade.
15. smugdog said...
And you pride yourselves on data analysis to arrive at a prediction for future house price direction?
Anyone else care to grasp at a number?
Maybe we could run a book on it. Experts!
16. hpwatcher said...
looks liek it was 1.4%.........how come?
17. smugdog said...
Crunchy, you are my expert, the rest of you, stay behind after class.
18. str 2007 said...
Well done Crunchy
Do I get a prize for second?
As for the rest of you.
19. crunchy said...
14. str 2007.. You can have GOLD. It weighs too heavy on my neck!
To some of the the rest, you had the courage to try. That's what it's all about.
20. str 2007 said...
Thank you very much Crunchy, that'll do nicely.