Scottish house prices fell in the latest quarter, according to the latest Scottish House Price Monitor from Lloyds TSB Scotland.
In the three months to 31 October 2008, the quarterly price index for the average domestic property in Scotland fell by 4.0% to give an average mix adjusted Scottish house price of £165,398. This is the largest quarterly fall in the sixteen year history of the House Price Monitor. On an annual basis, Scottish house prices have still risen by 4.9%, but this figure is significantly down on the 9.3% reported in the previous edition of the House Price Monitor. The number of house purchase transactions within the Scottish House Price Monitor has fallen by 43% on the same period last year. ...
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