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House price crash unlikely

A sharp drop in the share of homes seeing an increase in value over the past year is ringing alarm bells in some quarters. But the fact that housing demand is flat lining, rather than contracting and supply is tight both suggest that a soft landing is more likely than another damaging house price crash.

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