Monday, Jun 28, 2010
May 2010 down
Land Registry: House Price Index
Index: 264.9
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Average price: £165,314
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Monthly change: -0.2%
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Annual change: 8.2%
Posted by dill @ 12:08 PM (1809 views) Add Comment
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1. Alex228 said...
If houses dont sell then they dont get in the statistics, right? looks like more expensive ones started selling whereas a year ago only cheapest ones did
2. happy mondays said...
The falls down my neck of the woods are minimum if at all! Brighton & surrounding areas are stupid prices...
And i was told a while ago that "Brighton is a city, where a man of moderate means can live like a queen"
Sai la vi
3. greenmind said...
When the Feb figures were released I predicted it to be the start of the next leg down. Since then the market has hesitated on the cusp. Still hopefull of pricefalls in the coming months. The year on year figures will certainly nosedive.
4. mrflibble said...
@1. happy mondays said...
And i was told a while ago that "Brighton is a city, where a man of moderate means can live like a queen"
Maybe they forgot to add the words camper van in there!
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7. mrflibble said...
@4. simon68...
Looks like a place to live out the dream...
There is a bloke I pass on my way to work, been there a few years now, probably one of us lot. Car and a camper van parked up on the side of the road. Still it does offer some virtually free living with very few bills, provided you are not been moved along every five minutes that is.
8. hpwatcher said...
As much as I love to hear about hpouse prices dropping, the govt and BOE aren't going to allow it to happen for long - the problem is big drops will completely drive the banks into the ground.
9. mystie010 said...
But didn't Thatcher famously say: "You can't buck the market"? That is of course unless you've got a nice big shiny printing press.