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Previously on "Average London house price hits £500,000 as capital's housing market shows no sign of"

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  • _V_
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    Originally posted by Scrag Meister View Post
    Thank goodness.

    Just sold up and moved back to the country.
    Those that get out at, or near the top of the market, must be dancing for joy. Fastest, easiest tax free money ever, and plenty of it.

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  • Scrag Meister
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    Average London house price hits £500,000 as capital's housing market shows no sign of losing steam
    Thank goodness.

    Just sold up and moved back to the country.

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  • Zero Liability
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    It's looking pretty bleak:

    London on course to become next house price bubble fatality, warns UBS - Telegraph

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  • unixman
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    Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View Post
    (UK map)
    "CLARKSON" lol.

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  • alphadog
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    Originally posted by Gumbo Robot View Post
    Depressing....

    Wouldn't it be nice to live in a country where people didn't have to obsess about property prices?
    FTFY

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  • PurpleGorilla
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    Market Oracle forecast:



    http://www.marketoracle.co.uk/Article52780.html

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  • BlasterBates
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    Oil Companies Curtail Spending on Everything--Except Dividends - Bloomberg Business

    The long-term risk for producers and oil-consuming industries is that shrinking investment now will lead to supply shortfalls years down the road, spurring another period of sharply escalating prices, he said.

    “The supply is not going to be there and the price is going to go up,” Verleger said.
    One man's boom is another man's doom


    Oil prices up, interest rates up.....

    Prices go up prices go down, when something's expensive you sell, when it's cheap you buy. Very simple really yet hardly anyone seems to do this, most people seem to do the opposite......
    Last edited by BlasterBates; 29 October 2015, 12:52.

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  • _V_
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    Britain's population to rise by 4.4m in the next decade, official projections say - Telegraph

    Don't sell your BTL just yet, another bunch of renters are on their way to pay for your cosy retirement.

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  • PurpleGorilla
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    Originally posted by Gumbo Robot View Post
    Depressing....

    Wouldn't it be nice to live in a country where people didn't obsess about property prices?
    That might occur in a benign market.

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  • darmstadt
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    Originally posted by Gumbo Robot View Post
    Depressing....

    Wouldn't it be nice to live in a country where people didn't obsess about property prices?
    I do, they just worry about rent prices

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  • Gumbo Robot
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    Depressing....

    Wouldn't it be nice to live in a country where people didn't obsess about property prices?

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  • Dallas
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    The majority of difficult commuters (Brighton and Surrey) are permie and have wrangled a 'flexible' deal, ie in the office Mon and Tues, WFH Weds, Thurs and go AWOL Friday.

    This is the norm throughout banks now, Friday is a dead day.

    Fair play but my last manager who did this was poop at her job.

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  • PurpleGorilla
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  • greenlake
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    Originally posted by AtW View Post
    What about Birmingham?

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  • AtW
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    Originally posted by greenlake View Post
    What about Birmingham?

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