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they were lowered to stop a property crash

I suspect Germany has more joined up regulations regarding rental arrangements. They would not introduce such measures here. No votes in it.

Maybe they have very reasonable landlords. I don't know if you come into that category.

If you have a mortgage on several properties and interest rates rise, you might have to sell. This would mean property prices would fall. Why on earth did interest rates get slashed in 2009 if if it was not to prop up the property market.

That's low.

Shock horror, countryside is Sussex! Get it built up!

I'll let someone else comment on this if you're resorting to insults it does not help your case.

building one football stadium where a polytechnic car park used to be is a bit different to trying to house thousands of people isn't it?

You did not work for a German bank in the 20s did you? ha ha ha ha

You can be rude all right! Where are we going to build these houses then? On the downs? In the parks? On the beach on stilts? Maybe we should build loads of apartments like in Spain.

No I'm making an intelligent point. You are just spouting insults.

Yes but they'll retire, want to downsize, emigrate and/or die.

Your graphs are absolute rubbish. The cheaper it is for people to borrow the more expensive will be the biggest investment they make. That's just common sense. You can throw your toys out of the pram as much as you like sunshine.

ha ha ha. Nice one!

The property prices follow the interest rate adjustments Following the crash in the late 80s, the Government obviously lowered rates to try to stoke the market.

you know what I'm like!

you keep digging. Not sure why you are going on about Poland. This my friend is NOT Poland. Well not yet.

you've only shown the last few years

Not very clear. Anyway, Poland is empty now, so houses WOULD be cheap there!