4% rise in house prices in 2005, CML predicts - UK
‘The CML believes that housing market analysts who are predicting a crash are mistaken.
In its new forecasts for 2005-2007, published yesterday, the CML expects the recent slowdown to continue, but believes this will be felt mostly through lower numbers of transactions rather than in any widespread price reductions.
However, these predictions stand at odds with recent estimates from two of the largest mortgage lenders in the country.’
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