Majority expect price increases in 2010: Rightmove

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The first Rightmove Consumer Confidence Survey of 2010 has reported a noticeable year-on-year shift in the expectations of the British public regarding house price trends.

In its Q1 survey for January 2009 Rightmove posed the question: “Where do you think average house prices will be one year from now?”” The results showed that just under 10% of respondents believed house prices would increase over the next 12 months. Now

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