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Results just in! - House price decline accelerates

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    #31
    Originally posted by Moscow Mule View Post
    A nice 2 bed cottage with a studio in the back garden had 14 people round to view it in the first weekend. Went to sealed final bids in a couple of days.
    Did the 14 people arrive together?

    That's the way it is with flats. You rent it out and 14 people move in.

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      #32
      Prices will rise next year but we have to get through the recession and change the government first. If you don't sell, then house prices do not affect you, and most people are not selling.

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        #33
        Originally posted by Cyberman View Post
        Prices will rise next year but we have to get through the recession and change the government first. If you don't sell, then house prices do not affect you, and most people are not selling.
        Still deluded!

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          #34
          Originally posted by Solidec View Post
          Indeed

          fickle bunch we are!

          I just hope rents continue to fall in Central London. Am fixed in till november, hoping to upgrade for an extra room for near the same money.

          Any folks care to speculate on the C London rental market (flats) ?
          Some realy nice places in The Wharf, now that the companies have cancelled their corporate lets. Some going for < £250 a week.
          Fiscal nomad it's legal.

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            #35
            Originally posted by alreadypacked View Post
            Some realy nice places in The Wharf, now that the companies have cancelled their corporate lets. Some going for < £250 a week.
            Why would anyone want to live in that ghosttown? Nothing to do there, its bloody miserable!

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