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Meat Loaf
26 Jan 10 18:51
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Predictions and rationale please.....

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By:
Dick Quax
When: 26 Jan 10 18:52
Up.

Er, no, down.

Probably.
By:
Bish Bosher
When: 26 Jan 10 18:52
I think prices have bottomed out;fairly stagnant for this year imo of course
By:
Daley
When: 26 Jan 10 18:56
Up 'til May then sharply down after that IMO
By:
ImSoLuckyLucky!
When: 26 Jan 10 19:17
If nulabor miracuosly win the election
They go up
If the tories get in
THey will DROP like a
Stone!!!!!!

:)
By:
Clockwork
When: 26 Jan 10 19:45
Prices are rising again, but as always, depends on the area. Buy in a sh1t area and it will take longer to recover.
By:
Seasider.
When: 26 Jan 10 19:48
Why do people reply to this thread ? This idiot asks the same question every few days, check gubbed if you don't believe me.
By:
brendanuk1
When: 26 Jan 10 20:16
stagnant, put down in real terms due to high inflation
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 26 Jan 10 20:37
up like inflation and interest rates.
By:
twopoundpunter
When: 27 Jan 10 00:28
hopefully down .....a massive crash
By:
everythings gone green
When: 27 Jan 10 02:32
I agree with saesider.
By:
Gallivanter
When: 27 Jan 10 04:44
Prices will fall through their own arse this year. You're watching history happening.
By:
WeeWillieWalsh
When: 27 Jan 10 05:04
Seasider does have a point !

Meat Loaf certainly needs convincing on the outcome of a House Price Rise it seems


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By:
positively4thsteet
When: 27 Jan 10 05:06
i honestly don't think they'll crash. weak pound and general infltion will see to that
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 27 Jan 10 16:32
Interesting a very mixed response
By:
trader pj
When: 27 Jan 10 17:33
down 1.01
denial over
By:
RichWill
When: 27 Jan 10 18:06
Ratio of average house prices to average income in UK is currently 5.7, the 30 year average is 3.7. How long can that go on?
By:
curious-cat
When: 27 Jan 10 18:13
up 0.5
By:
elise
When: 27 Jan 10 18:17
he's a nobjockey, ignore him
By:
trader pj
When: 27 Jan 10 18:56
AND I TELL YOU

the next property boom will run and run !
By:
positively4thsteet
When: 27 Jan 10 18:58
RichWill 27 Jan 20:06


Ratio of average house prices to average income in UK is currently 5.7, the 30 year average is 3.7. How long can that go on?


30 years isn't that long that you can just say that is the way it should be now.. from 1800 to 1900 we had overall deflation.
By:
treetop
When: 27 Jan 10 20:47
Prices will be nervous until the election. If conservatives win they may rise a few per cent because of the relief and desire for change. If Labour win sell at any price and get out of the council tax net,a drop of 15% by end of year.
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 27 Jan 10 21:34
up
there is a shortage.

just sold mine and had a lot of interest
got more than i had hoped :)
By:
Partridge
When: 27 Jan 10 21:35
95% chance of falling
if they dont, capitualtion and never see the highs again for 15yrs+
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 27 Jan 10 21:41
just cant see a fall.

lenders are being more welcoming.
rates are low
wont go up more than 1% this year if that.

imo there will be a 1-5% rise.
down on last year but it will go up
By:
casemoney
When: 27 Jan 10 21:42
Troozers
By:
TJM
When: 28 Jan 10 00:31
It is when they go down not if.

There are two dozen reasons they fall, and only hope that they rise.

Interest rates have to rise, unemployment is a huge concern also. Sterling is fighting a good fight but ultimately it is fecked. depending upon how it is handled and in particular the withdrawel from QE, then an implosion is not beyond the realms of possibility. Even a small hiccup in this situation could see the start of another leg down. And let us not forget that just about every long term indicator for houseprice affordability is oversold. Many Fixes are set to come to an end this year amidst a backdrop of inflation and pressure on base rates.

On the other hand, there is apparently a shortage, though it has been that way since adam was a lad!
By:
punterfleecer
When: 28 Jan 10 03:41
treetop 27 Jan 22:47
Prices will be nervous until the election. If conservatives win they may rise a few per cent because of the relief and desire for change. If Labour win sell at any price and get out of the council tax net,a drop of 15% by end of year.


:^0

just get back to the politics forum
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 28 Jan 10 15:16
bet yer there wont be more than a 1% rise
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 28 Jan 10 15:16
interest rates that is
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 28 Jan 10 16:10
Why do people think they will go down if the Tories get in??
By:
G1_Jockey_4
When: 28 Jan 10 16:15
taxes for middle earners will rise.NAP
By:
punterfleecer
When: 28 Jan 10 17:28
Meatloaf,

they will go down when the Tories get in because, they will raise the interest rates to 15% like back in the 80s so the rich can get a good return on their savings

and with 15% interest rates, a lot of homeowners will completely struggle to pay their mortgages therefore selling them, usually to the rich people so they can be landlords

it's only the Labour government that would keep interest rates at 0.5% cos they do actually care about the poor in some ways
By:
Birchola
When: 28 Jan 10 17:48
We wont see 15% interest rates again but they will rise post-election probably to about 5% Labour are keeping the rates at a false low in an attempt to stay in office.

Inflation is already starting to rise sharply and will continue so after May the interest rates will have to go up.

There are a massive amount of people (myself included) who are at the mercy of variable interest rates because they dont have the equity in their homes to lock down a fixed rate. The interest rate increase will push many over the edge leading to mass repo's and a fall of around 20% in prices imo.
By:
d13phe
When: 28 Jan 10 17:52
central gov'ts wont rise interest rates until they have to and even then they will be reluctant

it might not be this year that we feel the pain but it will come

I will say this year up 5% purely because we are currently witnessing a false economy

the big correction when it does come will be more painful the one we have just experienced imo
By:
punterfleecer
When: 28 Jan 10 18:05
wish it would go to 5% max, mine's at 6% until 2011!

regret it!!

financial advisor told me when i got my mortgage renewal in 2006, that the recession would be inevitable and get a fixed rate mortgage at 6%, because when the recession comes in, interest rates will go sky high like the 80s

seems not eh?

at least New Labour can ride a recession far better than the Tories
By:
Meat Loaf
When: 29 Jan 10 13:21
Appear to still be going up according to the info released today
By:
paul the b
When: 29 Jan 10 13:38
Up...for a simple reason, supply and demand.
House owners are enjoying such great deals with tracker mortgages, which will not encourage them to sell as the they will not have such a low mortgage deal again.
By:
HarryCrumb
When: 29 Jan 10 13:45
If the public deficit is not controlled nobody can safely say how high Rates will have to go in the coming months but increasing worry in Greece, Spain Italy and Portugal doesnt bode well.
By:
twopoundpunter
When: 29 Jan 10 15:09
to be honest ...id like to see interest rates go sky high ....and see all those people who have bought houses beyond their means lose them ........
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