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Official - House Prices down 43%
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http://www.telegraph.co.uk/finance/financetopics/financialcrisis/3111497/Financial-crisis-Banking-crisis-bites-deeper-in-construction-and-manufacturing.html
One of Britain's best-known builders has slashed 43 per cent off the price of some new homes as the global financial crisis takes an ever-increasing toll on construction and manufacturing.
One of Britain's best-known builders has slashed 43 per cent off the price of some new homes as the global financial crisis takes an ever-increasing toll on construction and manufacturing.
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One of Britain's best-known builders has slashed 43 per cent off the price of some new homes as the global financial crisis takes an ever-increasing toll on construction and manufacturing.
Yes, but let's read the article shall we - that discount is available only to those who are prepared to buy 5 or more properties at specific Barratt sites in East Yorkshire.0 -
Proves new builds are WELL over pricedIf you find yourself in a fair fight, then you have failed to plan properly
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One of Britain's best-known supermarkets has slashed 53 per cent off the price of some groceries as the global financial crisis takes an ever-increasing toll on the retail trade.
Eat Out At Home Mealbag
http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Offers/
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Do you have to buy 5 of those Mealbags as well?;)One of Britain's best-known supermarkets has slashed 53 per cent off the price of some groceries as the global financial crisis takes an ever-increasing toll on the retail trade.
Eat Out At Home Mealbag
http://www.morrisons.co.uk/Offers/
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I know someone who works for an housing association and they are being offered new build properties in Manchester at 60% discount.0
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To be fair, the discount is for associations willing to buy 5 or more houses in batches, so the discount wouldnt be available to one off normal purchasers. And its just one development in Yorkshire, so your title is very misleading.0
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One of Britain's best-known sellers has slashed 97 per cent off the price of goldfish as the global financial crisis takes an ever-increasing toll on construction and manufacturing of fishbowls.
I saw 10 goldfish on eBay with a reserve of 10p each so it's true (and 'Official') then. There's a worldwide crash in goldfish prices!
One example of an offer of excess production to a housing association as a 'job lot' does not represent ANYTHING 'official' about house prices. It just shows the builder needs to repair cash-flow pronto.0 -
I should imagine that there has always been a big discount available to associations buying batches - just it has been highlighted now because of the current situation.
I really dont see the current financial crisis as a time for glee - it will hit each and every one of us in one way or another, so its unnecessary to wind up exaggerations of the situation.0
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