Buyers Flood Back To The Property Market

lynzpower

When I worked- albeit briefly in an EA- anything classed as an enquiry.

If someone came in and said to me- that flat on Church st- how many years on the lease does it have- and I replied 77 years, and they say- Oh no we'll leave that and walk out- thats still an enquiry. It was still recorded as such!

DiggerUK

Househunters should study the way Foxhunters go about their business.

Foxhunters at least keep the verminous fox in check.
Unlike the Househunters who have failed to check the infestation of unsold properties blighting the land.

It's time the government acted before it's too late.

lynzpower

DiggerUK wrote: »

Househunters should study the way Foxhunters go about their business.

Foxhunters at least keep the verminous fox in check.
Unlike the Househunters who have failed to check the infestation of unsold properties blighting the land.

It's time the government acted before it's too late.

And what do you expect the government to do about it... ?

Generali

DiggerUK wrote: »

Househunters should study the way Foxhunters go about their business.

Foxhunters at least keep the verminous fox in check.
Unlike the Househunters who have failed to check the infestation of unsold properties blighting the land.

It's time the government acted before it's too late.

Isn't hunting houses with dogs cruel? So cruel in fact that the Labour Government spent more time discussing that than the Iraq war?

Or am I getting confused again? Perhaps I should have a little lie down.

DiggerUK

lynzpower wrote: »

And what do you expect the government to do about it... ?

It's obvious that the current arrangements for regulating Househunters is not fit for purpose.
I think the Sports Minister should be brought to task for the mismanagement of this national disgrace.

DiggerUK

Generali wrote: »

Isn't hunting houses with dogs cruel? So cruel in fact that the Labour Government spent more time discussing that than the Iraq war?

Or am I getting confused again? Perhaps I should have a little lie down.

Cruel !! I have no time for you namby pamby tree huggers, you should move to were we live, they're everywhere.
I'd rather have all my children, and their children, and their childrens children, and their childrens childrens children, slaughtering Iraqi children any day than live in this country in the state it's in.

ess0two

DiggerUK wrote: »

Cruel !! I have no time for you namby pamby tree huggers, you should move to were we live, they're everywhere.
I'd rather have all my children, and their children, and their childrens children, and their childrens childrens children, slaughtering Iraqi children any day than live in this country in the state it's in.

Fukn ell bit strong,a death of any child regardless of origin/race is un-warranted.

Snooze

StevieJ wrote: »

One for AD, I know he loves this kind of green shoot news

Four househunters chased every property for sale in the UK during May, new research shows.
The National Association of Estate Agents (NAEA) says estate agents had an average 299 househunters registered with them during May, the highest level since September 2007.
And interest from potential buyers translated into sales during the month, with estate agents selling an average of 10.4 homes each.
The figures represent the highest level since October 2007, and the fifth consecutive monthly rise.

http://uk.biz.yahoo.com/090618/140/impei.html

:rotfl:

Like lambs to the slaughter.

R

thriftybabe

I really dont believe these headlines. We have a site that has been sitting since last year and not a thing has been built on it. We have two other sites that are sitting with 2 left to build and 3 on the other and the companies are not building on them. Would be nice to believe but think it is a little too early to say that it is happening. I reckon 2010 - 2011 might see a slight increase but never will be back to 2007 levels.

GDB2222

thriftybabe wrote: »

I reckon 2010 - 2011 might see a slight increase but never will be back to 2007 levels.

Never say never! You would think, after all the pain of the property decline that started in 1988/9, people would have learned their lesson. But we have exactly the same thing (but more so!) less than 20 years later.