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Taylor Wimpey looks on the bright side as it says prices have found a floor
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.. they would say this would'nt they!0 -
They are going to love 2010 then!0
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Saw this on the bbc website yesterday as well, i guess they will be reopening all their sites and finishing projects off now if all is rosey in the future.I beep for Robins - Beep Beep
& Choo Choo for trains!!0 -
Bless 'em
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Maybe they could finish off a big development near me then. As it's a bit of an eyesaw at the moment.
Seems to have been completely abandoned.0 -
Graham_Devon wrote: »Maybe they could finish off a big development near me then. As it's a bit of an eyesaw at the moment.
Seems to have been completely abandoned.
Sounds painful!0 -
Great opening line on the piece........Taylor Wimpey cast a rare ray of sunshine on the embattled housebuilding industry yesterday after the group all but called the bottom of the market
As further on Wimpey actually said.......However, it did note that the continuing weak economic conditions and rising unemployment could affect its business.0 -
They have obviously not thought of what the effects of the inevitable rising interest rates/ bringing government spending back to sustainable levels will go to these alleged green shoots.0
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