Sunday, July 1, 2007
Hmmm…..Hometrack spot on again?
House prices slow dramatically in June - Hometrack
The housing market continued to slow during June Hometrack statistics have shown, with growth slowing to 0.3% from 0.6% in May. The annual rate of growth has now fallen to 6.4%, down from 6.7% in May. The number of UK regions reporting growth in June fell to 28%, from 44% in the month before...For the fourth consecutive month the supply of homes reaching the market grew faster than the number of buyers registered with agents, at 12.4% and 5% respectively.
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denzil says:
Got to confess I’m still not seeing signs of a slowdown in Somerset. It has cooled a bit but it is still complete crazy. It is a struggle to find a “For Sale” sign amongst the rows of “Sale Agreed” and “SOLDS”. However one of my EA mates in Bristol described his area as f**ked but as yet f**ked has not extended across the city.
FWIW my area which is booming probably in the main comprises third-time buyer gaffs from £450K upwards. There seems to be plenty of buyers in that price area.
On a positive side the shit does not seem to be selling whereas any piece of shit would sell a while back.
royston says:
You know what they say – markets keep on going up and up – right until the point they stop and start going down and down!