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Crash Crash Crash !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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[Halifax]joined the Nationwide in claiming that the rate of decline was starting to stabilise when looking at three-month comparison figures
according to Ray Boulger, of mortgage brokers John Charcol.house prices should hit a maximum of 15% next month and fall no further,the average mortgage rate paid by new borrowers rose from 5.88% in August 2007 to 6.1% in August 2008 despite a three-quarters of a percentage drop in the Bank rate over the same period. The average mortgage rate for those with existing mortgages has dropped from 5.91% in August 2007 to 5.83% to August 2008
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The mortgage squeeze is going to drive house prices relentlessly down.sabretoothtigger wrote: »[Halifax]according to Ray Boulger, of mortgage brokers John Charcol.
Many major development projects are being shelved due to funding problems & house price crash relying on housebuilding to make money.0 -
@ blisk
Your one sad person, picking on people and waiting for their replies. Growup or GET LOST
I bet if this was a face to face conversion you wouldnt be saying anything0 -
What, who am I picking on ?@ blisk
Your one sad person, picking on people and waiting for their replies. Growup or GET LOST
I bet if this was a face to face conversion you wouldnt be saying anything
Who are you & where have you magically come from ?
The thread is about Crash in house prices.0 -
The word Buy-To-Let will become like the word Yuppy, a word of derision & ridicule that perfectly some up a bizarre period of history. :rolleyes:0
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Charities. Councils, Police & Fire Services have invested over £900 million in Icelandic banks.
Money lost, down drain, higher taxes & cuts in services on the way.
The Crash continues.0 -
Stock markets still going through floor !
European markets tumble on open
CRASH CRASH CRASH !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!0 -
Talk Sport show broadcast from property development with golfcourse in Cyprus.
They only need to sell 4000 units.
White elephant, Flogging a dead horse or what. :rotfl:0 -
The FTSE went below 4000 this morning, rebounded and is now back below 4000.
http://uk.finance.yahoo.com/q/bc?s=%5EFTSE&t=1d
I remember when people were going on about the '5000' not too long ago!0
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