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Surprised no-one picked up on this, too busy flirting by looks of it... Maybe having DOOMED in the title would have helped get a better response?
Not had time to read all 13 pages of comment on the HPC site:
http://www.housepricecrash.co.uk/for...howtopic=67772
Some of them going for 20 or 30% less than what they were sold for a year or three ago though. A lot of pain to be dished out over the next year or two by the looks of itmy ferret is your ferret -
It looked too confusing for someone like me with the attention span of a ....Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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Originally posted by ferret View PostA lot of pain to be dished out over the next year or two by the looks of itEat Right, Exercise, Die Anyway.Comment
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Originally posted by miffy View PostYep. I do feel sorry for those people that will now suffer as a result of over stretching themselves to get a foot onto the ladder.
Shouldn't be as big a deal if they're on near 100% mortgages (or more!) to just default. People who have invested lots of genuine savings and not just paper equity will feel the most depressed, but that's life.Feist - 1234. One camera, one take, no editing. Superb. How they did it
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Couldn't be bothered to read the links but Property Snake is an interesting site. If you want to know if any properties in your area have had their prices reduced, then this is the place to look! The main annoyance is that it doesn't always detail where the property is so you can't tell if it's the house opposite or three streets away.Comment
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Originally posted by ladymuck View PostCouldn't be bothered to read the links but Property Snake is an interesting site. If you want to know if any properties in your area have had their prices reduced, then this is the place to look! The main annoyance is that it doesn't always detail where the property is so you can't tell if it's the house opposite or three streets away.
People will always put their house on the market for 10-20% more than they expect to get and tracking a reduction in asking prices proves absolutely nothing at all (except that people are greedy).
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Originally posted by tim123 View PostI think that this is a prove nothing site.
People will always put their house on the market for 10-20% more than they expect to get and tracking a reduction in asking prices proves absolutely nothing at all (except that people are greedy).
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Originally posted by miffy View PostYep. I do feel sorry for those people that will now suffer as a result of over stretching themselves to get a foot onto the ladder.
When the main purpose of buying a house is not to have somewhere to live but to speculate on inflation, that is unhealthy. When that is exactly what they mean when they say "a healthy housing market", the lunatics have seized control of the asylum.Comment
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Originally posted by tim123 View PostI think that this is a prove nothing site.
People will always put their house on the market for 10-20% more than they expect to get and tracking a reduction in asking prices proves absolutely nothing at all (except that people are greedy).
tim
Maybe England could learn something from Scotland?Comment
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