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Previously on "Estate agents: it's not a crash"

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  • d000hg
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    Too soon to say really.

    Boris' plan to build a billion new houses by September might be a bigger issue.

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  • PCTNN
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    Originally posted by rootsnall View Post
    Property market appears to be doing well Oop North, lots of For Sale properties have gone to Sold boards in the last week or two. I managed to sell one that was stuck in covid limbo without anyone trying to chip the price in the chain. I do think reality will hit but …...
    Same in Edinburgh it would appear. I had a viewing scheduled for a property but just I've just been told they're putting me on hold because the seller already have a couple of offers on the table and they're considering them (offers based only on virtual viewings of the property, just so you know). My viewing will be rescheduled if the seller decides to not accept either of those offers.

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  • rootsnall
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    Property market appears to be doing well Oop North, lots of For Sale properties have gone to Sold boards in the last week or two. I managed to sell one that was stuck in covid limbo without anyone trying to chip the price in the chain. I do think reality will hit but …...

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  • scooterscot
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    Mad mental.

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  • PCTNN
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    Originally posted by scooterscot View Post
    Already you can pick up some bargains - not my taste, but o/o £725k for this scale of property in the Scottish borders - cheap cheap. Or a 30m sq kabab shop in the city for the same price.

    6 bedroom equestrian facility for sale in Orchard House, Hawick, Roxburghshire, TD9, TD9
    or a small 2 bedroom basement flat in stockbridge edinburgh. it's insane

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by Excursion UK View Post
    I'm hoping that some of us who own country properties may even see demand rise if some of the articles I've been reading about people wanting to get the hell out of the cities are true.

    Already you can pick up some bargains - not my taste, but o/o £725k for this scale of property in the Scottish borders - cheap cheap. Or a 30m sq kabab shop in the city for the same price.

    6 bedroom equestrian facility for sale in Orchard House, Hawick, Roxburghshire, TD9, TD9

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  • scooterscot
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    Originally posted by GigiBronz View Post
    the rich need time to take some of their money out.

    And they need to wait for the retail to invest their stimulus cheque on bankrupt companies like Hertz.

    Bankrupt Hertz targets Robinhood traders in plot to dump $1 billion in stock

    Interesting fact, across all income groups ( $40k to $400k annual incomes), ~70% invested their stimulus in Robinhood stocks like Hertz.

    There's a reason capitalism continues to thrive. It feeds on the financially uneducated.

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  • Excursion UK
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    I'm hoping that some of us who own country properties may even see demand rise if some of the articles I've been reading about people wanting to get the hell out of the cities are true.

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  • GigiBronz
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    the rich need time to take some of their money out.

    For those that have seen "The big short" and the scene with Mark Brown seeing a neighbourhood with the estate agent...

    https://www.youtube.com/embed/PgGLgygsqus

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  • AtW
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    Boris will build 40 mln detached 6 bedroom US style houses, with front parking for all.

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  • DealorNoDeal
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    BoE economist and estate agents say everything is going to be fine.

    Nothing to worry about then.

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  • jamesbrown
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  • AtW
    started a topic Estate agents: it's not a crash

    Estate agents: it's not a crash

    Britain’s estate agents are insisting that the property market isn’t about to collapse.

    They’re arguing that the 3.2% drop in prices during May and June is a ‘reset’, and that demand will pick up now that the economy is reopening - and house viewings are allowed again.

    UK house prices fall as Covid-19 job losses surge - business live | Business | The Guardian

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