Boomed!!!

[King Cnvt]

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/business/6247992.stm

UK house price inflation "bounced back" in June with prices rising by 1.1%, according to the latest survey from the Nationwide building society.
The stronger-than-expected increase lifted the annual rate of growth to 11.1% from 10.3% in May.

Nationwide said prices were rising more than twice as fast as last year, with the average house price now £184,070.



BTL! BTL! BTL!

Kerrrrrrrrrrchhhhhhhhinggggggg!!!!!

[sasguru]

PusBag will be along soon to tell you how it's all going tits up according to his "inside" information.
Information, that, BTW, he has singularly failed to profit from.

[King Cnvt]

PusBag will be along soon to tell you how it's all going tits up according to his "inside" information.
Information, that, BTW, he has singularly failed to profit from.

LOSER!

[Bagpuss]

PusBag will be along soon to tell you how it's all going tits up according to his "inside" information.
Information, that, BTW, he has singularly failed to profit from.

1/ I have made lots money out of housing

2/ Yes I must be wrong, the estate agents are lying to me, intrest rate rises, all lies, it didn't happen, people have limitless pockets, the credit boom will continue forever.

You are such a moron SAS


But Fionnuala Earley, Nationwide chief economist, said that despite June's uptick in inflation, the housing market was showing signs of "softening".

"Estate agents are continuing to show a fall in the number of new buyer enquiries and house builders are also registering falls in the numbers of site visitors," Ms Earley said.

She says the key reason is the steady rise in UK interest rates, which have been raised four times since last August, going up from 4.5% to 5.5%.

[sasguru]

1/ I have made lots money out of housing

2/ Yes I must be wrong, the estate agents are lying to me, intrest rate rises, all lies, it didn't happen, people have limitless pockets, the credit boom will continue forever.

You are such a moron SAS


But Fionnuala Earley, Nationwide chief economist, said that despite June's uptick in inflation, the housing market was showing signs of "softening".

"Estate agents are continuing to show a fall in the number of new buyer enquiries and house builders are also registering falls in the numbers of site visitors," Ms Earley said.

She says the key reason is the steady rise in UK interest rates, which have been raised four times since last August, going up from 4.5% to 5.5%.

Not terribly bright, are ye?

[Bagpuss]

Not terribly bright, are ye?

Back to your standard list of insults again! I know you're not too fond of debate, difficult concepts go over your head!

"Poo pants! I won" is about your level!

[sasguru]

Back to your standard list of insults again! I know you're not too fond of debate, difficult concepts go over your head!

"Poo pants! I won" is about your level!

Your mum.

[Bagpuss]

Your mum.

Stay out of topics you don't understand

[King Cnvt]

So I should have sold up ages ago then and missed out on more double digit capital growth then Bag Puss?

The crash was forecast years ago and those doom mongerers would have cost me £10K's in pure loverly profit for doing sod all.

There ain't no crash mate. Not this year, not next or the year after that.

Double digit lovely FREE money.

[Moscow Mule]

So I should have sold up ages ago then and missed out on more double digit capital growth then Bag Puss?

The crash was forecast years ago and those doom mongerers would have cost me £10K's in pure loverly profit for doing sod all.

There ain't no crash mate. Not this year, not next or the year after that.

Double digit lovely FREE money.

It's not profit to you've sold up and moved to Barbados.