Monday, 1 November 2010

What Britain can learn from the German property market - MoneyWeek

One could argue forever about whether house prices are too high or not. Or even about whether they are affordable or not.

Assume that interest rates will never rise. Then assume that unemployment won't rise either and that real wages won't fall, and you can make a perfectly reasonable case to suggest that, at current levels, in terms of the percentage of an income required to service a mortgage, house prices are perfectly affordable...........

What Britain can learn from the German property market - MoneyWeek
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