Part of the Halifax plc group HBOS, the UK 'largest provider of mortgages s residential customers savings is recommending that due to increasing tax bills and municipal utility, the head have been limited. By April, May and June, the average increase in UK house prices was only about 2.5 percent, representing a significant drop compared to the first quarter of the fall doesn '2006.The year, the t predicts a stop in House BRITANIQUES prices especially that prices were increased in all areas of the United Kingdom, in addition to Wales. Really that Mr. Martin Ellis, chief economist of Halifax said that the development of an increase in the first half of 2006 had already exceeded the banks' economists and many others' expectations. Figures presented to Halifax from a fall in prices during the month of June, but seams that annual price inflation is accelerating. The annual rate went up more than 9 percent and a half last month, compared to the first about 9 percent the month. The explanation given by the bank was that the market was weak a year ago and prices were largely plans during the first half of 2005.There is surprising that in summer there is a significant slowdown in the market. Inflation price of the house in June was subdued at 0.3% shows across the nation, the UK 'mortgage provider to the fourth largest supplier of whether the second largest savings and the largest construction company in the world. Global Insight provides that the filling economic, financial and political fuller countries, regions and industries available from any source and the company recognized as the most consistently accurate forecasts in the world, has launched the view through the economist BRITISH principal, Howard Archer that the trend of recent gains in overcoming inflation in price of the house was compressing the accessibility and has predicted that prices will deposit back with only relatively small increases over a long period. The Bank of England is with the relevant figures also give prominence to the strong revival in the complacency of people to borrow against rising value of their homes. In the first 3 months of 2006, the withdrawal of equity mortgage was about  £ 12 bn, almost double the amount at around  £ 6 bn that was borrowed in the first three months of 2005. The difference is obvious and the slowdown in the withdrawal of equity mortgage almost hit record levels deposited in 2003.For more information and a wide selection of properties to buy in Surrey and Berkshire ask visit www.moveto.co.uk.
Alison White
Oct 15