No More House Price Forecasts From Halifax or Nationwide!
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No More House Price Forecasts From Halifax or Nationwide!
Lenders axe house price forecasts, they say that they have no idea whatsoever what is going to happen - so will not produce a forecast anymore until the markets settle! Holy Crap! Do they know something we don't?
BBC NEWS | Business | Lenders axe house price forecast
"We have never experienced conditions like this before"
BBC NEWS | Business | Lenders axe house price forecast
"We have never experienced conditions like this before"
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Do they know something we don't? - No, I'd say the complete opposite - they know no more than we do and have given up guessing what will happen to the market
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Think they tried to settle nerves a bit by spouting their daft %'s. Try and make it look a bit better than it was.
I'm a bit miffed having bought at the peak at what I reckon was a house overvalued by 35%...like the rest of the market.
Oh well.I'm not moving
I'm a bit miffed having bought at the peak at what I reckon was a house overvalued by 35%...like the rest of the market.
Oh well.I'm not moving
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It just shows even" Experts " dont know how or when things will pick up .
I take no notice of them now anyway .One says one thing then another contradicts them .
What will be, will be .!!
Crack on !!!
I take no notice of them now anyway .One says one thing then another contradicts them .
What will be, will be .!!
Crack on !!!
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Lenders axe house price forecasts, they say that they have no idea whatsoever what is going to happen - so will not produce a forecast anymore until the markets settle! Holy Crap! Do they know something we don't?
BBC NEWS | Business | Lenders axe house price forecast
"We have never experienced conditions like this before"
BBC NEWS | Business | Lenders axe house price forecast
"We have never experienced conditions like this before"
25 - 30%?
I'd wait 18 - 24 months before you buy that place on the beach.
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However, I'm not really sure where the housing market is headed - this time.
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Oh dear, and I thought you had just bought a luxury bungalow in an elevated sea view location in a prime area of the south coast for cash.
Bad news
Bad news
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Hmmmmmm, most say that would be impossible - but, where I am looking there are now more buyers looking with me than there were 2 months ago
Consequently, properties are starting to attract more than one offer - that would mean the prices are about where they need to be.
Confidence could fall away again in the New Year, of course. But some people are looking at their Bank Deposits and the pathetic returns they are getting and deciding that it would be safer and over the longer term, better, to put that cash into something else ....... maybe houses?
Consequently, properties are starting to attract more than one offer - that would mean the prices are about where they need to be.
Confidence could fall away again in the New Year, of course. But some people are looking at their Bank Deposits and the pathetic returns they are getting and deciding that it would be safer and over the longer term, better, to put that cash into something else ....... maybe houses?
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I guess it's all about confidence and money supply.
I can't see the banks lending with the same gay abandon as they used to and that wont help.
The other thing is that if the banks don't offer decent interest to savers, where will they get the money to loan to borrowers?
As you can see my economic grounding is of a kindergarten level, but that should suffice for supply and demand issues(?).
Time will tell.
I can't see the banks lending with the same gay abandon as they used to and that wont help.
The other thing is that if the banks don't offer decent interest to savers, where will they get the money to loan to borrowers?
As you can see my economic grounding is of a kindergarten level, but that should suffice for supply and demand issues(?).
Time will tell.
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I'm sure that this BBC NEWS | Business | 'No recovery soon' in bank credit will have something to do with things ....
More doom and gloom ....
Dave
More doom and gloom ....
Dave
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