top 19 towns to have held their prices....

mewbie_2

sjaypink wrote: »

am i to take your recommendation to mean you are his sock puppet, he is yours, or is it just good old-fashioned straight foward sarcasm?

The third option, although not meant as a slur on either himself or you. More of a name check really.

sjaypink

ukjoel wrote: »

Dont know most of these cities well enough but bet the biggest fallers have had lots of BTL activity and lots of new build flats.

yes, that would be my (uneducated) guess.

superfran_uk

I knew i wasn't just making it up.

Peed off first time buyer, near sevenoaks.

bumpoowee

Don't believe this for a minute, I live in chesterfield and there's a lot of new builds that will have bombed in value. Also since its a relatively small town I doubt there have been enough transactions to build up a reliable picture. In summary another load of garbage statistics.

mewbie_2

I've just realised it says top 19. Why? Why not 10 or 20, some number that we would normally use? Imagine Jimmy Saville counting down the top 19 on a Thursday night.

System

superfran_uk wrote: »

I knew i wasn't just making it up.

Peed off first time buyer, near sevenoaks.

Sevenoaks is commuter heaven! There will always be a big demand there from high flying london types

AHAR

mewbie wrote: »

I've just realised it says top 19. Why? Why not 10 or 20, some number that we would normally use? Imagine Jimmy Saville counting down the top 19 on a Thursday night.

I think it's because they've limited the list to places with up to 5% drops

sjaypink

mewbie wrote: »

I've just realised it says top 19. Why? Why not 10 or 20, some number that we would normally use? Imagine Jimmy Saville counting down the top 19 on a Thursday night.

jimmy saville? thursdays? was that back in the 40s?

yeah, it says under 5 %