House prices stuttered after September 11th, the boom started to gain momentum again in 2003
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After September 11th, fear of recession drove central banks to lower interest rates and thus the era of cheap money arrived.Comment
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In that case, if we want to learn the lessons of history, as long as we keep expecting a house price crash, it will never happen.Originally posted by Francko View PostWell, I am not sure that it's only a matter of confidence and belief in house prices. History shows us that house price crashes happen when people expect them least and are a combination of several factors (not alwas the same ones either).Comment
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You're getting very warm Old Greg. The housing crash will occur when AtW argues that he now believes a housing crash will never occur.
It is similar to carrying an umbrella; statistically it rains less if you remember to take your brolly with you.I'm alright JackComment
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Poor old Francko. Still bitter that you didn't make any money in Uk property, eh?Originally posted by Francko View PostWell, I am not sure that it's only a matter of confidence and belief in house prices. History shows us that house price crashes happen when people expect them least and are a combination of several factors (not alwas the same ones either).
Now condemned to rent a studio in Switzerland for the rest of your days..Hard Brexit now!
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Now what we need is smell-a-rama-net...Originally posted by wendigo100 View PostI prefer the Chanel, personally.
Where's the Charlie Red option?Do what thou wiltComment
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Yes, we could have done with a few more perfume options.Originally posted by Dark Black View PostNow what we need is smell-a-rama-net...
Where's the Charlie Red option?
Although we must be careful, I'm old enough to remember Hi Karate...
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