How far can house prices fall?

Language: English Series: Times ; 14 October 1992, 33(2)Publication details: 1992Subject(s):

Summary: Examines whether the housing market can sustain another fall in prices and the effect on owners. Also includes a table of average prices for semi- detached property.

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Examines whether the housing market can sustain another fall in prices and the effect on owners. Also includes a table of average prices for semi- detached property.

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