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•Research from Oxford Economics on behalf of the National Housing Federation – which represents England's housing associations – forecasts a 20 per cent rise in English house prices by 2014.
•This is despite a prediction that prices will fall by 12.2 per cent this year and by a further 4.6 per cent next year before stabilising in 2011 with a 1.1 per cent rise.
•By 2014, the average house price in England will be £227,800 - £38,000 higher than the forecast average of £189,800 for 2009.
So what they are saying is anyone buying a property before 2011 is a fcuktard?
•Research from Oxford Economics on behalf of the National Housing Federation – which represents England's housing associations – forecasts a 20 per cent rise in English house prices by 2014.
•This is despite a prediction that prices will fall by 12.2 per cent this year and by a further 4.6 per cent next year before stabilising in 2011 with a 1.1 per cent rise.
•By 2014, the average house price in England will be £227,800 - £38,000 higher than the forecast average of £189,800 for 2009.
So what they are saying is anyone buying a property before 2011 is a fcuktard?
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