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But when the governement needs an injection in to the coffers but doesn't want to pi$$ off the voting natives.. Where they going to come calling?
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Don't need to sell up. Buying retirement property (nice villa) in Oporto. Lots of distress sales in Portugal.Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostLooks like sasguru is onto a winner.
You can't beat bricks and mortar, house prices only ever go up, etc.
Personally I'd wait a few months until prices hit £2M, sell up and leave the country. By then £2M will buy a nice big villa overlooking the Med, sod Lyme Bay!
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I think quite a few people live there at her majesty's pleasure Not sure how much they're paying for the privelidge though - oh hang on we pay for that don't we...Originally posted by Clippy View PostLast edited by Jog On; 20 July 2011, 13:02.
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Looks like sasguru is onto a winner.
You can't beat bricks and mortar, house prices only ever go up, etc.
Personally I'd wait a few months until prices hit £2M, sell up and leave the country. By then £2M will buy a nice big villa overlooking the Med, sod Lyme Bay!
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I might buy Lyme Bay soon, the way prices are rising where I am ...

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Like I would swap my extensive views of Lyme Bay for the opportunity of seeing Battersea Power Station through the smog!Originally posted by sasguru View PostOh dear! The green monster shows its ugly head.
Never mind SB, if you manage your overdraft properly this month, maybe you can replace a tiny bit of thatch on your hovel.
Dream on!
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Originally posted by Clippy View Post
Although the article is referring to Wandsworth Borough which includes Balham, Tooting, Battersea etc. as well as Wandsworth itself.
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I used to. Parts of it are nice enough, but it's a bit overcrowded for my liking. I moved into zone 1 and then out to somewhere a bit leafier & quieter.
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According to the article I live in the Toast Rack! First I've heard it called that.Originally posted by Clippy View Post
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