A recent report argued that the fall in all-property capital values in the third quarter may have been double the one presented in the IPD quarterly index. Yet the same methodology implies that the rise in capital values in the first half of the year was underreported. In any event, none of that undermines other evidence that the adverse effect of the referendum vote has already begun to fade.
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