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A lot of people I speak to living in Mumbai still call it Bombay - may take a generation before the name tag goes - like people who still refer to opal fruits and marathons - oh and not forgetting mr dog
Scenario 1: banks withdraw credit causing a full blown housing crash, misery and negative equity.
Scenario 2: Liquidity withdrawn by bank is replaced by greedy high risk intergalactic investors perhaps from Andromeda, or using time travel buyers access capital from future generations, thus providing liquidity to keep the market going.
Scenario 3: hordes of immigrants leaving their EU country push up the house prices until the population of England is around 700 milion. All the other countries will be slaves to her Majesty. At that stage England has to take over Africa, South America and a continent of your choice or kill the yellow brigade.
Scenario 1: banks withdraw credit causing a full blown housing crash, misery and negative equity.
Scenario 2: Liquidity withdrawn by bank is replaced by greedy high risk intergalactic investors perhaps from Andromeda, or using time travel buyers access capital from future generations, thus providing liquidity to keep the market going.
“We expect the repossession rate to rise again this year, in response to, amongst other things, rising capacity pressures and high money supply growth. This will . . . push down housing market activity levels. We expect house price growth to be markedly weaker by the end of the year.”
Surely they mean mortgage rate? else that paragraph doesn't make sense. Does anyone proof read newspapers anymore?
well folks the Oh Dear (tm) brand has been hibernating for a while but it now looks like economic conditions are determining the reserection of the Oh Dear (tm) brand as a lot of Oh Dear (tm) brand worthy material is appearing in the media beginning with this one...
'Confidence in Britain’s housing market is drying up as would-be purchasers gloomily await the worst from the Bank of England, a leading survey of the sector finds today. ',
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