For help with your answers, see also http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...use+price+poll
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43+40%2.33%1+30%4.65%2+20%2.33%1+10%6.98%300.00%0-10%25.58%11-20%23.26%10-30%13.95%6>=-40%16.28%7I refuse to vote in this poll as there is no AndyW option4.65%2 -
That poll was in Dec 2007. It's now March 2009 and we're about 17%.
So my guess of 20% was an underestimate.
30% in the 2 years from 2007 is about right.Hard Brexit now!
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Shouldn't that be <=-40%Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Estate agents windows?Still InvoicingComment
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Can't remember the show on TV last night, think it was the news.
"Houses were losing £100.00 per day"
Soon I'll be able to buy something for cash
Fiscal nomad it's legal.Comment
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I still think they will drop, but not enough that would put me off buying at the moment, probably summer.
I have made quite a bit by moving to renting in summer 2007.
The gf convinced me to put a 495k bid in on a house in Dec 2007, we missed out by 200 quid, the sale fell through and the house eventually sold in Dec 2008 for 416k. That really was dodging a bullet.Comment
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I am still going for 50% drop from Aug 2007 until Aug 2010.Comment
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If anything like the last crash (and I think this is a worse one) prices won't regain their peak value for years. IMHO you won't lose anything by sitting it out for a couple of years, if anything you will be hurt by getting back in too quick.Originally posted by minestrone View PostComment
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Looking in the various forums and stuff they seem to be saying that land prices are dropping faster than plots with houses on them.
I think I'll start scattergunning sellers with ridiculously low offers next month - I mean 30 or 40% or even 50 % less than asking.
Maybe one will bite and I'll get my building plot now rather than having to wait a few years....maybe I won't....Comment
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