House Prices set to rise 7% in 2006

Bad news for all the HPC folks who sold up and are living in bedsits,
still 2007 will be better with only a 3% rise, put another Pot-Noodle on
the hotplate...

Re: House Prices set to rise 7% in 2006

On Wed, 07 Jun 2006 15:42:04 +0200, davidof wrote:

> Bad news for all the HPC folks who sold up and are living in bedsits,

Yebbut give it five minutes and a loony will be along to post
misinformation about a house price crash.

Re: House Prices set to rise 7% in 2006

Steve Firth wrote:
> On Wed, 07 Jun 2006 15:42:04 +0200, davidof wrote:
>
> > Bad news for all the HPC folks who sold up and are living in bedsits,
>
> Yebbut give it five minutes and a loony will be along to post
> misinformation about a house price crash.

Even Crowley (in the other thread) can only manage a link that says:

"Upmarket estate agency Knight Frank says prime central London homes
have risen in price by an average of 16.6% since the start of this
year"



....to justify (another) imminent crash!

Re: House Prices set to rise 7% in 2006

"davidof" <> wrote in message
news:4486d77e$0$7763$
> Bad news for all the HPC folks who sold up and are living in bedsits,

Why? It depends what they invested their equity in. The FTSE has gone up 14% since
this time last year (even with the recent slump):


onth.stm

> still 2007 will be better with only a 3% rise, put another Pot-Noodle on
> the hotplate...
>
>

What does their crystal ball say will happen with shares?

--
Andy

Re: House Prices set to rise 7% in 2006

Andy Pandy wrote:
> What does their crystal ball say will happen with shares?

Dunny but Crowley's US slump won't be good for shares or property.