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Realisticaly though house prices have to crash 50% before they become affordable.

There are 2 houses in my street that are for sale , one has been on the market just over 2 years , the other which is our neighbours , 15 months. The house which has been on the longest had an original asking price of £225k and our neighbours went on at £195k , both are now on at £185k. These...

I remember the days when property ads in the Argus which said "new price" meant that they had put the asking price UP.

For a moment I thought this was the Dr Kelly thread :facepalm:

Investors with spare cash want the market to crash so they can wade in and hoover up property at rock bottom prices. First time buyers wont get a look in if this did happen as cash is king.

Is it a combination of broker and bookie ? ???

only boring cream cheese flavoured pringles because they were on offer at Asda.

25 pages , just going downstairs to bring up a mug of tea and a tube of pringles.

As one of the houses in Lewes has solar panels and set a precedent there is a marketing opportunity there. Dont bother to move up north to sell solar panels because there isn't a need for them. :thumbsup:

I'm hoping that the value of my property will increase after the article in the Sunday Times which says that researchers into the socio-economic North-South divide now puts Grimsby in the South.