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2011-09-08 — bloomberg.com
""Gone are the days where you buy a house for capital appreciation," Shapps, a member of Prime Minister David Cameron's Conservative Party, said in a Sept. 6 interview. "House prices can still go up, but they need to go up in line with or less than increases in average earnings for the long term.""
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