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Reasonable though. If London house prices drop by an average of £60,000, where do they see an overall increase of 8% coming from?The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't exist -
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My understanding from reading it is that property prices will continue to rise, but be £60k less than if we had stayed in the EU.Originally posted by LondonManc View PostReasonable though. If London house prices drop by an average of £60,000, where do they see an overall increase of 8% coming from?Comment
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Aww bless!!London may be particularly hard hit
“The period of the disintegration of the European Union has begun. And the first vessel to have departed is Britain”Comment
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Brexit hits manufacturing hard
Brexit Hit U.K. Manufacturing Harder Than Initially Estimated - Bloomberg
Totally predictable, this is just the start.
Cue the retards living in cloud cuckoo land ....Comment
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Originally posted by Martin@AS Financial View PostMy understanding from reading it is that property prices will continue to rise, but be £60k less than if we had stayed in the EU.
Ah yes, missed that bit, but it's all finger in the air stuff that can't be disproved.
It's like speculating what would have happened if Alex Ferguson hadn't taken charge at United, or Liverpool hadn't appointed Souness - completely disprovable guessing and as long as you're within certain parameters, not without merit.
There's also going to be a potential appetite for foreign investment in the UK while the pound is weakened, but we just don't know. Throw in the potential turmoil in the Eurozone post-Article 50 being triggered with only Germany to prop up struggling banks; that would make the UK a more stable option in Europe for investment. Besides, apart from us, there's only Ireland and their significantly smaller workforce that can speak American.
The greatest trick the devil ever pulled was convincing the world that he didn't existComment
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Funny, just sold a property for asking price after a week on the market.
Not quite London but close enough.
Buyer's Indian interestingly, as in from India, not British Indian.Comment
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And you will have read the bit about sentiment improving during the month.Originally posted by CretinWatcher View PostBrexit Hit U.K. Manufacturing Harder Than Initially Estimated - Bloomberg
Totally predictable, this is just the start.
Cue the retards living in cloud cuckoo land ....
Cue the Remnants whining.Comment
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So do you think there will be more or less manufacturing in 5 years?Originally posted by GB9 View PostAnd you will have read the bit about sentiment improving during the month.
Cue the Remnants whining.
Bear in mind there was something of a renaissance in past years.
Not that I give a sh1t, most of those in manufacturing areas voted leave - fook em.Comment
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How very conciliatory of you.Originally posted by CretinWatcher View PostNot that I give a sh1t, most of those in manufacturing areas voted leave - fook em.
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