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Nearly two thirds believe house prices will not fall further

According to a Mortgage Introducer poll which asked the question "What do you think will happen to house prices in the next six months?", 62% thought that prices would either stay the same or would rise.

20 April, 2009

Of the 694 who expressed an opinion 28% thought prices would rise and 34% thought they would stay the same, this did however leave 38% who thought they would go down, with 13% thinking they had more than 4% to fall.

The results in full:

6% thought prices would rise by more than 4%

22% thought prices would rise by up to 4%

34% thought prices would stay the same

25% thought prices would fall by up to 4%

13% thought prices would fall by more than 4%


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