BRITISH house prices rose 0.5 per cent in November, according to the latest monthly Nationwide survey. This matched October’s increase and took the average house price to £162,764. Although a lack of stock and falling prices have underpinned price rises, analysts pointed out that the rise in UK house prices appeared to be moderating and that the market could see a second relapse in 2010.
HOUSE PRICES RISE AGAIN
Editor's Letter
Allister Heath
QE not the answer to UK’s problems
IF the Bank of England is to be believed, more quantitative easing is necessary to make sure inflation...
