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Nationwide Report - House Prices (31st July 2009)

Nationwide Building Society make regular reports on how they believe the Housing Market is performing based on recent Budget, Rate, Economical and Political circumstances.

Nationwide as an institution is widely regarded as a balanced and considered lender and its views and that of its Economists are similarly thoughful.

Nationwide Buildings Society obtains its data from its own in-house information centres and we would add that in reports examined through 2008 and 2009, the house price index of Nationwide, isnt necessarily a true reflection across all property transactions.

Follow this link for the latest full report: July 2009

Nationwide also produces a quarterly report analysing house prices and influences region by region, this report can be found via the following link: Quarter 2 - 2009

The Clayton Hulme Partnership believes the report is collated with care and attention to detail, but no representation is made as to its accuracy or completeness. Persons seeking to place reliance on these reports or this Index for their own or third party commercial purposes do so entirely at their own risk.

Previous reports are available at the nationwide House Price Index Website: Previous HPI Reports

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