Since mid-2006, successive upward and downward moves in house prices have almost exactly cancelled each other out. With house prices still expensive and earnings rising only slowly, there is a growing chance that by 2016, for the first time ever, UK house prices will be, at best, unchanged from 10 years earlier.
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