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House Prices dived at a record rate during the year to the end of September, losing 12.4% of their value, figures show. Nationwide Building Society said the annual drop was the biggest ever recorded by its index. ... Source: uk.news.yahoo.com --- 8 days ago
House Prices plunged by a record 12.4 percent during September compared with the same month in 2007, as the credit crunch took its toll, a survey by Nationwide bank showed on Thursday. ... Source: uk.news.yahoo.com --- 8 days ago
House Prices in the UK have fallen by a record 12.4% in the past year, according to the Nationwide Building Society. ... Source: www.reuters.com --- 8 days ago
Oct 2 - Investors speculate the figures increase the chance of an interest rate cut by the Bank of England next week. ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 9 days ago
UK House Prices fell for an 11th consecutive month, dropping by 1.7% in September, according to the Nationwide. ... Source: news.bbc.co.uk --- 7 days ago
House price rises in Jersey level out say estate agents amid reports of Guernsey Prices falling. ... Source: www.moreover.com --- 8 days ago
House Prices in Britain plunged by a record 12.4 percent during September compared with the same month in 2007, as the credit crunch took its toll, a survey by Nationwide bank showed on Thursday. Prices dropped by 1.7 percent in September from August, ... Source: www.washingtonpost.com --- 9 days ago
NEW YORK (Reuters) - Consumer confidence was holding up well this month before the latest bout of financial turmoil but House Prices suffered another record annual drop during July, according to data released on Tuesday. ... Source: www.guardian.co.uk --- 8 days ago
As Nationwide reports a 12% year-on-year decline, which regions are suffering the most? ... Source: business.guardian.co.uk --- 9 days ago
12.4% year-on-year decline is biggest since records began, says Nationwide ... Source: uk.reuters.com --- 8 days ago
LONDON (Reuters) - House Prices fell 1.7 percent in the month of September to post their biggest annual drop since comparable records began in 1991, the Nationwide building society said on Thursday. ... Source: news.theage.com.au --- 8 days ago
UK House Prices had the biggest annual drop since at least 1991 in September as the financial crisis intensified. ... Source: www.independent.co.uk --- 9 days ago
House Prices dived at a record rate during the year to the end of September, losing 12.4 per cent of their value, figures showed today. ... Source: edinburghnews.scotsman.com --- 7 days ago
House Prices dived at a record rate during the year to the end of September, losing 12.4 per cent of their value, figures showed today. ... Source: www.londonstockexchange.com --- 8 days ago
House Prices fell for the 11th month in a row during September, the latest survey from Nationwide reveals, as demand for House purchases continues to dwindle in the face of the credit crunch. ...
Source: www.express.co.uk --- 7 days ago
House Prices have nearly doubled in five university towns during the past five years, figures have showed. ... Source: www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk --- 8 days ago
Northern Ireland’s volatile housing market was today illustrated in stark terms after new figures revealed property Prices have now slumped by nearly one third in a year. ...
Source: www.independent.ie --- 8 days ago
The average price of a second-hand property in Ireland fell by 5.9% during the third quarter of 2008 according to the latest price index from estate agents Sherry FitzGerald. ... Find more results for House Prices on RSSMicro.com |
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With the market tailspin continuing, we are seeing some interesting changes in consumer search behavior that point to opportunities for marketers. On the one hand, we are seeing increased interest in homes for sale and foreclosures and for safe investment options. On the other hand we are seeing an increase in searches for credit cards and loan products as the financial crisis spreads. Investment Opportunities: US Consumers appear to be looking for opportunities to invest in real estate as Prices continue to fall. US Internet searches for "houses for sale" reached their highest point of the past two years, increasing 106% over the past four weeks and are up 67% year on year. Searches for "foreclosure" and "foreclosure listing" are also up. I have been thinking about investing in property for the past 10 years and just today asked my husband if we should start looking. We are obviously not alone! (though we have decided to wait...). We have also seen an increase in searches for "cd rates" (hat tip to my colleague Chris Hafer for pointing this out to me). Searches for CD Rates are up 29% over the past four weeks. Perhaps as some banks offer more competitive rates , consumers are shopping around. Bad Time for Borrowers At the same time, we have seen an increase in searches related to credit cards and loans. For example, share of US Internet searches for "credit cards" are up 107% in the past four week sand up 32% year on year. Searches fo ...
By Garry Marr and Danielle Wong, National Post It took 12 years, but the housing boom in Toronto is finally over. For the first since 1996, Prices in the city have begun to fall. Houses are now sitting on the market longer and less of them are selling, in a trend that appears to be picking up steam. The Toronto Real Estate Board said today that the average price of a home sold in September in the City of Toronto dipped to $393,647, a 6% decline from a year earlier. Across the greater Toronto area the average price of a home sold last month was $368,549, a 3% drop from a year ago. TREB president Maureen O’Neill maintained the market remains stable and the board noted Prices in the city are still up 6% from 2006. “Although the market is not as robust as it was a year ago, homeowners are continuing to see strong returns on their investment,” said Ms. O’Neill. “Given that these are trying times for the world economy, in context, the greater Toronto area resale housing market continues to fare quite well. From a long-term perspective, buying a home remains a sound financial decision.” But there are clearly some troubling numbers in the latest TREB report. Sales across the GTA were down 6% from a year ago while in Toronto the decline was 11%. At the same time as demand is falling off, supply is increasing. TREB said there were 16,236 new listings last month, an increase of 19% from a year ago. Douglas Porter, deputy chief economist o ...