UK's Housing Market The 'Mother Of All Bubbles'
11 October 2004 - 8:00am
Housing prices in Britain have risen so high and so quickly that experts fear a dramatic drop in prices is inevitable.
Despite the hope that prices might make a "soft landing" and gradually decrease, fears are growing that the loss in value could be rapid and considerable, with serious repercussions for the British economy.
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'Mother of all bubbles' warning on house prices
Source:
The Guardian Unlimited, October 8, 2004
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