From The Halifax June House Price Index:
There was a 0.5% decline in average UK house prices in June. On a quarterly basis, the 1.9% fall in house prices in the second quarter was the smallest since 2008 quarter one. These figures provide evidence that the underlying pace of house price decline is easing.
I am also pleased, nay delighted, to note that their non-inflation adjusted average house price (Sheet 13, All Buyers, Monthly, Non-seasonally adjusted, Excel) has finally gone five-year-on-five-year negative, standing at £158,807 as against £161,968 in June 2004.
Wednesday, 8 July 2009
Spring bounce over! Back on your heads!
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But what would Fionnuala Earley have said? And what, in fact, has happened to her? Is she bound and gagged in an office in Swindon?
I think we should be told.
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