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Do you think house price Will continue to fall in price and who is to blame ,the government, banks or both?

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  1. I think they may fall more, but it will recover as we always have. What determines the length of the coming depression is good government and banking and forsight, which we seem to have.

    It is in reality the fault of the public. The Banks have an agenda, and it is the individual who must take personal responsibility. So much irresponsible finance has fuelled the credit crunch.


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  3. Yes i think house prices will fall a lot more. The us economy seems to lead the way and listening to the news its all doom and gloom.

    The government is difinatly to blame, they should build more houses and have regulated banks properly. There is still a shortage of housing and builders have stopped building !

    People need afordable housing with the average house price around £270,000 thousands of people can not afford to get on the housing ladder.

  4. In the UK house price will follow its demand and inflation. Because of limited land and high costs of building materials. Houses and homes are essential part of our standard of living.. There will always be demand for houses. So house price cannot continue to fall but in fact should rise in time. The main problem now is the credit crunch. Which the banks and the government must look into seriously. Banks should complete their write downs on their mortgages losses. Find more capital and restructure their existing organisation structure, their lending quidelines and banking systems to get on with their business. The government should be more vigilant with its regulatory responsibility and supervision on Banks to ensure there is not repeat of the Northern Rock collapse which is the worst in the history of British Banking. The present negative perception of Banks by their customers is a prime concern in the banking industry. Banks should restore and regain their customers confidence and the glorious times, where bankers are treated with respect and trusted as a custodian of people's money and customers can get the best banking services without any doubt. And for goodness sake, those banks which are resorting to 'short sales' of their distressed mortgage customers, to stop such practices and think of ways to help those customers from losing their homes

  5. House prices rose to ridiculous heights and forced the people on the bottom rung of the ladder to rent instead of buying, this had an ongoing effect whereby people wanting to move up in the housing market couldnt get the price they wanted for there property. In one word greed is the cause of the present situation

  6. In Cornwall...Greedy sellers who sell to 2nd home owners.Also Banks for granting outrageous mortgages.

  7. Largely the banks because they have lent money recklessly which has allowed people to spend more than they can afford on buying houses.

    The government a bit because people buy houses as an investment rather than somewhere to live and they have done that because of lousy pension provision and awful companies like equitable life - yes I have one of their policies - so we are back to the financial services industry again!

    And we mustn't forget ourselves to a greater or lesser extent house buyers have been guilty for paying stupid prices and thinking our wealth is what our house is worth.

  8. The banks are to blame,Lending money they don't have.

  9. the more over price property was in the first place the more they will correct.  (think london and city centre high end flats in general)

    this one is not the fault of any government,  because banks in america have lent billions to poor americans who could never pay them the mortgage.  the americans have lost their house and nobody wants to buy them so the banks have lost their investment.  

    The rest of the world who invests in america have been stung by the ripple effect.

  10. Property is significantly over priced and must come down.

    The problem is not the fall in house prices but the rise over recent years. The Bank of England/Government should have exercised tighter monetary control to have prevented the excessive house price rises during the last eleven years.

    High house prices boosted stamp duty, capitals gains tax and estate duty receipts so our short sighted, greedy chancellor raked in the revenue with little consideration for how as Prime Minister, he would handle the fall out.

  11. I think Clive above has got it right - no more boom and bust ?  Then what is this then ?

  12. Government should have stepped in when the house prices rose so much that they were daft prices, this would never have happend.

    What goes up must come down!

  13. Is there any point in trying to blame someone/thing.  Any economist will tell you that price is the interaction of supply and demand, so should we blame greedy sellers?  Any bank is just a business, if they have poor business practises (i.e. lend money too cheaply to people who can't or won't pay it back) they will eventually go out of business.  As will any business that doesn't have a good product.  Admitedly the government could have done something - e.g. regulate to prevent the banks lending out more money that they have, but they didn't.   Price will continue to a level where people decide that houses represent good value for money.  There is some way to go yet.

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