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Previously on "Sasguru's "million pound" house going down"
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SAS should consider himself lucky. There are 75% falls in some areas: Osama bin Laden hideout 'worth far less than US claimed' | World news | guardian.co.uk
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Tulipholes don't get any bigger than Wandsworth. Cue SG telling us that he lives in the "nice" part of Wandsworth.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostBig price drops in Wandsworth.

That's like having the "nice" form of Gonorrhea!!

Meanwhile in my part of sunny South Devon, the market remains relatively buoyant!
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I might be sticking me neck out, but I would hazard a guess prices are falling already, and are going to fall a very long way down.Originally posted by Spacecadet View Postread the graph carefully, the london yellow line is still above 0%, so london house prices are still rising
And can someone please stop this nasty trend of having to take sasguru's side. Quite frankly, it makes me sick
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read the graph carefully, the london yellow line is still above 0%, so london house prices are still risingOriginally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://www1.landregistry.gov.uk/uplo...11_db10pv4.pdf

Oh Dear ™ sasguru, not a millionaire anymore eh?

And can someone please stop this nasty trend of having to take sasguru's side. Quite frankly, it makes me sick
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Originally posted by d000hg View PostNot sure if it's sad or scary how much CUK data certain posters must squirrel away for futurebickeringuse.
Sad...
HTH
Bing!
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Not sure if it's sad or scary how much CUK data certain posters must squirrel away for futurebickeringuse.
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http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...ml#post1323066Originally posted by sasguru View PostNot going down in my part of London, unlike your tuliphole in the North East.
I can see why you're not rich though, if you think a London average graph tells the whole story.
What a moron.

HTH
Big price drops in Wandsworth.
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Fortunately the price of everything else is going up rapidly, more than making up for the drop in house prices.
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Not going down in my part of London, unlike your tuliphole in the North East.Originally posted by DimPrawn View Posthttp://www1.landregistry.gov.uk/uplo...11_db10pv4.pdf

Oh Dear ™ sasguru, not a millionaire anymore eh?

I can see why you're not rich though, if you think a London average graph tells the whole story.
What a moron.
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