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		<title>House prices fell by 1.7% during April 2009. Halifax Figures show.</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Not exactly a suprise is it? House prices will continue to fall until they get to nearer where they should be. Credit has tightened up, no longer can you get 10 x your salary to purchase an over inflated priced property, it&#8217;s now getting to near 4 x your salary so house prices have to [...]]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Not exactly a suprise is it? House prices will continue to fall until they get to nearer where they should be. Credit has tightened up, no longer can you get 10 x your salary to purchase an over inflated priced property, it&#8217;s now getting to near 4 x your salary so house prices have to continue to fall until they become affordable.</p>
<p>People say it&#8217;s all negative talk, but it&#8217;s reality. House prices are too high, first time buyers are out of the market, the plug is conituining to be pulled from the housing market.</p>
<p>It is quite clear what is happening in the housing market. Prices nearly trebled from 1997-2007; there is a correction taking place and the bottom will not be reached for some time yet.</p>
<p>If news reports filter to the media that there are &#8216;grass shots&#8217; then these will inevitably come from those with vested interest in property and property gaining in value. As a buyer I would recommend that you wait at least another 6 months before you buy and even then you will still see a drop in house prices for another year or so. We have yet to see the market bottom out and remain flat, then will be the best time to buy.</p>
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