Another 'what to offer' thread

martinsurrey wrote: »

some people are, but that is not the end of the world stuff you spout.

you seem to think the world is full of only 2 types of people

1) the "right" people, like yourself, who think prices will drop to 1990's prices in the next few months/years

2) people who think house prices only rise everywhere all the time.

when really most people on this board are pretty realistic and pragmatic, prices will rise long term due limited supply and increased demand, local markets may have bigger bumps and troughs than averages, but buying a long term home, is a good idea long term, and trying to time a crash is a fools game.

getmore4less wrote: »

North Norwich had a slowdown due to uncertainty over the ring road, now it is being built prices are moving and people are buying.

martinsurrey wrote: »

ohh really Crashy.

a) Long term

b) demand =/ number of transactions

but transaction numbers have been trending upwards for the last 10 years (almost half a mortgage term!)

https://www.gov.uk/government/statistics/monthly-property-transactions-completed-in-the-uk-with-value-40000-or-above

I draw your attention to chart 4b, shows the long term trend os increases in transactions from the peak of the last correction.

anyway, I let people draw their own conclusions on who to listen too.