Land Registry data/graphs of transactions 2007/2008

[bill65]

http://www.houseladder.co.uk/House_Prices/HouseSoldPrices.aspx?SearchType=A&SortBy=SoldDate&OrderType=DESC&NoPerPage=&Search=True&Street=&Town=&Postcode=e9+7dt&LastMonths=-1&PBuild=-1&Location=e9+7dt&SCD=0

[jax2503]

hi bill,

Now we all know where you live e9 7dt

Jax

[mind the gap]

http://www.houseladder.co.uk/House_Prices/HouseSoldPrices.aspx?SearchType=A&SortBy=SoldDate&OrderType=DESC&NoPerPage=&Search=True&Street=&Town=&Postcode=e9+7dt&LastMonths=-1&PBuild=-1&Location=e9+7dt&SCD=0

Having studied all the graphs carefully and from a number of angles including upside down, I think we can conclude that the housing market is not what it was.

[schocca]

Hmmm - you should be careful with reviewing the last 2 months of Land Registry data - sometimes the solicitor has not finished registering the change yet.

- Either way though, the volumes look low.

[Mars Mug]

Sales in the SW1 1AA area are particularly bad.

Useful link though (if it's accurate). :)

[jeffrey]

Of course, collating and flogging sale data is a gross misuse of the HMLR system which is designed only to verify and validate ownership of legal estates and not to hawk-around yet another set of property information that ought- by rights- to be confidential (since its procurement by an arm of HMG is a mere consequence of compulsory registration).