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If you paid £690,000 in June 2008 for a house in Walton on Thames

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LaurieFairyCake · 30/06/2009 23:48

How much would it be worth now?

All the house price calculators I can find only go up to last year.

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trixymalixy · 01/07/2009 00:02

Try the nationwide calculator.

jeanjeannie · 01/07/2009 09:15

You could look to see what comparable properties actually sold for earlier this year through something like Upmystreet.

Thing is good houses are actually going for asking price...and some more here in Bucks due to severe shortage. Sealed bids are all the rage! However not-so-good properties/areas/new builds you can knock off almost 30% of asking price. It depends on so much more than national statistics.

Rebeccaj · 01/07/2009 10:05

Walton and Weybridge haven't dropped as dramatically as many places; we've been looking there for months, with up to £800k to spend, and it's obvious that whilst prices are down, they haven't dropped nearly as much as where we are now (Fulham). I think overall they are down about 15% in Surrey on the year, but that will vary as to type of property and location.

If it's near a good school (Cleves?) then the price will always be strong as there will always be demand, and the stock on the market is really low right now.

What is it on the market for?

quidnunc · 01/07/2009 11:17

You could try www.homes.co.uk/guides/ which charts price changes by postcode and property type. I believe it uses land registry data, meaning the last 18 months have provided only limited figures, so a single high or low value sale can shift the average figures significantly. They do have data up to end May, though.

HTH...

LovingTheSunshine · 01/07/2009 14:48

May be zoopla would help?

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