Will UK house prices continue to fall to the end of 2008?

Hello? Anyone there???

I'm following it up frontalot, sorry but it may have been overlooked. The best way really to get a question settled is to find a link that proves the settlement and sending it in using the 'settlement request'.

here frontalot i have done it for you altough i dai not havs a zac on it
http://www.hxen.com/englishnews/world/2008-09-02/49649.html

tisha - i see they got ya working the late shift. i guess us night owls need watching. good to see you active and helping on the front lines instead of behind the secene. not to mention putting your beauty out for all to see will draw more members. :O)

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/house-and-home/property/even-slight-optimism-dashed-for-uk-housing-1228587.html

House prices fell by 15.9 per cent during 2008, the biggest annual drop on record, figures showed today.

The average cost of a UK home dropped by a further 2.5 per cent in December, dashing hopes that November's slide of 0.4 per cent marked a stabilisation in the rate at which prices were falling.

Nationwide warned that prices were likely to have further to fall before significant numbers of buyers returned to the market as affordability measures still remained well above their long-run average.

The annual change, which was the biggest since the group began collecting data in this format in 1991, left the average house price at £153,048 - £20,000 less than in December last year and back down to levels seen in the spring of 2005.

Fionnuala Earley, Nationwide's chief economist, said: "2008 has been a year of turmoil in the UK housing market. The disruption in the financial markets worsened throughout 2008 and had larger implications for the real economy than we anticipated a year ago.