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vetran replied

6 October 2018, 11:23
Nope at the top its the thought that Jezzy will get in and will try to squeeze the pips of the foreign rich.

Even if he fails (which is likely the rich will hire better lawyers) it will be unpleasant for them so its all off to tax havens. Remember only 1 £20M home cut by £2m will affect the average of thousands of house prices

At the bottom the slow rise in wages (a fall in real terms) and uncertainty over Brexit is slowing sales.
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scooterscot replied

6 October 2018, 11:03
mind boggles how you connect house prices with EU membership, rather than manipulated record low interest rates and easy credit

Debt crisis is coming... We're all doomed! (expect me of course).
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DimPrawn started a topic Tragic news

6 October 2018, 10:50
Tragic news

Sellers' woe as house prices slump again: Property values fell by 1.4% in September | Daily Mail Online

Sellers' woe as house prices slump again: Property values fell by 1.4% in September after 0.2% slide in August

Can we blame the imminent withdrawal from the EU for making shelter cheaper?
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