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

StevieJ

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Can I take Stevie out of my sig and put you in instead!?

The problem is you sig is wrong, my guesses are based on the FT index which covers all, not just one bank and its mortgages :rolleyes: BTW that is -17%

Graham_Devon

StevieJ wrote: »

The problem is you sig is wrong, my guesses are based on the FT index which covers all, not just one bank and its mortgages :rolleyes: BTW that is -17%

No, but my sig only represents halifax. So you are wrong

mewbie_2

chucky wrote: »

online and phone poles are easily manipulated.

But marginally more reliable than listening to an individual who seems to be on a one man mission to save the housing market by picking pointless holes in any anomaly while missing the bigger picture by a country mile.

Dan:_4

mewbie wrote: »

But marginally more reliable than listening to an individual who seems to be on a one man mission to save the housing market by picking pointless holes in any anomaly while missing the bigger picture by a country mile.

You seem very bitter and angry lately mewbs, anything wrong?

Snooze

Conrad wrote: »

My money was on end of summer 2009. Looks like I was a little late - price declines are definitely over.

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T

Some real comedians on this site.

R

Dan:_4

Snooze wrote: »

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::T

Some real comedians on this site.

R

I believe this is what they call the denial stage.

chucky

Dan: wrote: »

You seem very bitter and angry lately mewbs, anything wrong?

he does it's probably because he's paying off someone elses mortgage for him?

you know the one... the landlord that your paying for your son at university.

i'd be gutted to if i was paying a big chunk of my salary to someone elses mortgage... you got to laugh though :rotfl:

chucky

mewbie wrote: »

But marginally more reliable than listening to an individual who seems to be on a one man mission to save the housing market by picking pointless holes in any anomaly while missing the bigger picture by a country mile.

oooooohhh - look at you. i'm sure you're better than that Mewbie. try harder

Dan:_4

chucky wrote: »

he does it's probably because he's paying off someone elses mortgage for him?

you know the one... the landlord that your paying for your son at university.

i'd be gutted to if i was paying a big chunk of my salary to someone elses mortgage... you got to laugh though :rotfl:

Yes, I would be gutted too in that situation. I've only rented for 1 year since I was 18, and that was a year too long.

Come on Mewbs, stop being greedy and cheer up. House prices are 20% cheaper then 2 years ago, plus interest rates are at record lows - I wouldn't mind being a FTBer right now.

chucky

Dan: wrote: »

Yes, I would be gutted too in that situation. I've only rented for 1 year since I was 18, and that was a year too long.

Come on Mewbs, stop being greedy and cheer up. House prices are 20% cheaper then 2 years ago, plus interest rates are at record lows - I wouldn't mind being a FTBer right now.

he's got to be angry about that - spending all that money on rent and maintaining him during his university days.

just imagine he doesn't get that media studies degree at the end of it - Mewbs will be going mental!!!

he's already trying to be the big bear but he really hasn't got it in him - he should just stick to the funnies.
it's better all round.