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Sunak says no extra help with mortgages as fixed rates climb to 6%
(www.theguardian.com)
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There's been a thousand predictions of house prices falling over the past decade for a hundred reasons, and every single one falls over the fact we have a drastic shortage of housing and no credible plan to increase the speed we build them.
25-30% in real terms is pure fantasy pulled from your arse and it'll never happen, not even close. Does Lemmy have a remindme bot so I can come back in 6/12 months and point this out?
They are already down 13% in real terms since March 2022.
I didn’t pick this number from nowhere in this opinion piece you have a couple of expert predictions in the 20-35% range.