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Nationwide Building Society House Price Index July 2015

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    #11
    Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
    During the 70s house prices were static. But with inflation at 25% that counts as a crash.
    And 98% income tax and eye watering interest rates.

    BBC NEWS | Politics | 1975 economic fears are laid bare

    Will be a wake up call to the Facebook generation.

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      #12
      Nationwide Building Society House Price Index July 2015

      Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post
      During the 70s house prices were static. But with inflation at 25% that counts as a crash.


      http://www.cih.org/news-article/disp...housing_market

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        #13
        Isn't the simple solution to just buy 1000 houses and become super rich?

        Rental income plus capital appreciation = millionaire in a few years.

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          #14
          As a person who has been a keen saver for decades and reaped the reward of a large fish in the face, I am jealous of you BTLers.

          Know nothing of BTL, but half a mind to buy a house in the same street and rent mine out. Been living there 15 years so that would get around the BTL mortgage restrictions.

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            #15
            Originally posted by OwlHoot View Post
            AtW, are you reading this
            The kind of house I am looking at did not change price over 2-3 years owners were trying to sell it at... I reckon deflation in premium market

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              #16
              Originally posted by unixman View Post
              As a person who has been a keen saver for decades and reaped the reward of a large fish in the face, I am jealous of you BTLers.

              Know nothing of BTL, but half a mind to buy a house in the same street and rent mine out. Been living there 15 years so that would get around the BTL mortgage restrictions.
              Assuming you have a mortgage you have to get permission to rent it out.

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                #17
                Originally posted by AtW View Post
                The kind of house I am looking at did not change price over 2-3 years owners were trying to sell it at... I reckon deflation in premium market
                I reckon rampant overpricing in the 'actually nobody wants it that badly' market...

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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Lightwave View Post
                  I reckon rampant overpricing in the 'actually nobody can afford it' market...
                  FTFY

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by DimPrawn View Post
                    And 98% income tax and eye watering interest rates.

                    BBC NEWS | Politics | 1975 economic fears are laid bare

                    Will be a wake up call to the Facebook generation.
                    It sounds bad, but in reality it helps control inflation - nobody gets lots of dosh, so can't afford to pay crazy prices for houses etc. Of course the inherited wealthy still ok, but that's how the system is designed.

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