The house price crash is over! Not my words..

Really2

http://www.lovemoney.com/news/the-property-ladder/the-house-price-crash-is-over-3513.aspx?source=1000020

Sorry I had to.
"Harvey Jones celebrated when the property market crashed. But now, he's been forced to accept that a recovery is around the corner"
Somthing to argue over:)

purch

The house price crash is over!

Ok shut the Forum down....:eek:

Thank you, and goodnight :cool:

IveSeenTheLight

purch wrote: »

Ok shut the Forum down....:eek:

Thank you, and goodnight :cool:

Hey, although it seems it at times, this forum is not www.housepricecrash.com

PasturesNew

There's no argument. He's wrong, we're all right. All his commenting site visitors are right.

End of... non-argument.

Graham_Devon

IveSeenTheLight wrote: »

Hey, although it seems it at times, this forum is not www.housepricecrash.com

No, but some liken it to housepricecrash

Had never heard of the facts one, ta

mewbie_2

Nice to see a good row results in Alias overdrive.

stonethrower

Blanchflower warns of false dawns

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/business/8076483.stm

penguine

Lovemoney.com seems more lightweight to me than its alterego, the Motley Fool. Is the best argument their journalist can come up with?

I'm beginning to fear that property in the UK is naturally over-priced.

System

penguine wrote: »

Lovemoney.com seems more lightweight to me than its alterego, the Motley Fool. Is the best argument their journalist can come up with?

You seemed quite fond of lovemoney not so long ago

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1596929

chucky

Joeskeppi wrote: »

You seemed quite fond of lovemoney not so long ago

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=1596929

classic agenda, agenda, agenda :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

penguine

chucky wrote: »

classic agenda, agenda, agenda :rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Yes, I do have an agenda. I want house prices to fall further because I don't want to have to be over-mortgaged in order to buy a house. I'd like my 6-year-old to have a garden to play in when the weather's nice like today, but I also want to be able to carry on working part-time, because I'd like to spend time with her while she's growing up rather than sending her to after-school care 5 days a week. I think 1.5 salaries per family should be sufficient to buy a reasonably sized home in one of the less expensive parts of outer London.

I also don't think high house prices are good for society as a whole.

But that doesn't negate the fact that the lovemoney article we're discussing in this thread is poorly reasoned, based on the writer's gut feelings rather than any hard facts.