(guardian.co.uk)
after the unexpected growth of 2% recorded in January, house prices in Britain fall again, down 2.3% in February, according to figures from Halifax, the largest bank in the country, which has also seen the annual price trend: -17.6% from February 2008 to February 2009.
on the basis of these new data, the institute provides that the crisis will continue throughout 2009 and will close the year with a further loss of 15% of the value of the quotations. rising unemployment, the difficulty with which banks provide loans and the continuing pressures on the incomes of the nationals make life particularly difficult "first-time buyers," that is those who have to buy a house for the first time
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