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    #11
    ZIRP/NIRP are here to stay for a long time, just like in Japan for the last 20 years
    soon we will have million pound bedsits in Birmingham
    So buy buy buy
    bye bye

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      #12
      Originally posted by Andy2 View Post
      ZIRP/NIRP are here to stay for a long time, just like in Japan for the last 20 years
      soon we will have million pound bedsits in Birmingham
      So buy buy buy
      bye bye
      You can already buy one now!

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        #13
        Originally posted by Andy2 View Post
        ZIRP/NIRP are here to stay for a long time, just like in Japan for the last 20 years
        soon we will have million pound bedsits in Birmingham
        So buy buy buy
        bye bye
        Except, in Japan, house prices were progressively going down over the entire period, along with other prices. Here, we have low inflation on pretty much every measure except for housing costs in the SE (under supply) and rates in the brothel local to AtW (over demand).

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          #14
          Oh, and in other news today, the current account deficit is running at 7 PERCENT of GDP. Holy feck. A post-war record. Watch that number because, if investors do get spooked (and they tend to be a bit binary), Sterling and UK assets would be clobbered. The current account deficit is basically a hair trigger. As long as we can convince everyone that we're still wearing clothes, fill yer boots!

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            #15
            Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post
            Except, in Japan, house prices were progressively going down over the entire period, along with other prices. Here, we have low inflation on pretty much every measure except for housing costs in the SE (under supply) and rates in the brothel local to AtW (over demand).
            That's because their population is declining.
            UK population is projected to be 80 million within 25 years.

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              #16
              Originally posted by Andy2 View Post
              That's because their population is declining.
              UK population is projected to be 80 million within 25 years.
              Yep, among other things. Just saying that Japan isn't really an analogy. The only reason the BoE is concerned about reaching its inflation mandate here is that SE house prices aren't that important to the BoE.

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                #17
                Originally posted by SueEllen View Post
                He's exchanged contracts on his flat....
                Next....the sofa....

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                  #18
                  And I thought this was going to be a tale of sordid things you did to squirrels.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Andy2 View Post
                    That's because their population is declining.
                    UK population is projected to be 80 million within 25 years.
                    Be careful with those projections they always seem to go wrong..
                    "You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR

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                      #20
                      Originally posted by sasguru View Post
                      I'm seriously thinking of rejigging our property portfolio to cash in, while still leaving us mortgage free, as I expect a big crash soon
                      Define "Soon". A prediction without a time-scale is meaningless.

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