| Topic: | Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | |
| Posted by: | Steve Gallant | |
| Date/Time: | 18/08/14 09:28:00 |
| No. Asking prices do not equal the real value of the house. Sold prices do. Some of the froth coming off the market is no bad thing. As someone else pointed out, wage inflation is a good measure of "stable" and wages are only growing 0.6% at the moment. So pretty much flat house prices for a year or two would be healthy for the economy, affordability and house sales. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 08:09:00 | Steve Gallant |
| Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 09:26:00 | Thomas Barry |
| Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 17:51:00 | Steve Gallant |
| Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 18:14:00 | Gerry Tan |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 18:36:00 | Steve Gallant |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 18:50:00 | Keith Iddon |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 18/08/14 08:18:00 | Steve Gallant |
| Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 17/08/14 21:49:00 | Lynne Bruce |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 18/08/14 08:12:00 | Steve Gallant |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 18/08/14 08:25:00 | Susan Kelly |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 18/08/14 09:22:00 | Steve Gallant |
| Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 18/08/14 09:20:00 | Will Watson |
| Re:Re:House Prices stabilise ? | 18/08/14 09:28:00 | Steve Gallant |