Steady increase in June house prices

Graham_Devon

chucky wrote: »

lol - i'll leave you with your imagination.
for you to have typed it you must have imagined me - that is quite scary.

i'm surprised you're like this btw.
normally you do come back with a good point - things must have changed.

How can I possibly come back with a good point when I say "Houses are red" and you your little gang say "but you are implying that they are blue".

Lads, he said houses a blue!!

Edit, sorry, I got that wrong....I'll try again...

"Lads, he said houses a blue!! :eek::rotfl::T:beer::j:cool::rolleyes::happylove"

chucky

Graham_Devon wrote: »

How can I possibly come back with a good point when I say "Houses are red" and you your little gang say "but you are implying that they are blue".

Lads, he said houses a blue!!

Edit, sorry, I got that wrong....I'll try again...

"Lads, he said houses a blue!! :eek::rotfl::T:beer::j:cool::rolleyes::happylove"

you're being silly now - not only have you avoided the question of how much a reasonable deposit on a property is but you're don't understand that house prices haven't gone up 6% since February

Here's the numbers for you... just to remind you...

Feb £147,746
Mar £150,946
April £151,861
May £154,016
June £156,442

StevieJ

chucky wrote: »

lol - i'll leave you with your imagination.
for you to have typed it you must have imagined me - that is quite scary.

i'm surprised you're like this btw.
normally you do come back with a good point - things must have changed.

If any sane person had come out with some of the crap he has today I think they would have kept their head below the parapet for a couple of days. To be fair to Dev he is still there slugging away - respect :T

mewbie_2

chucky wrote: »

you're being silly now - not only have you avoided the question of how much a reasonable deposit on a property is but you're don't understand that house prices haven't gone up 6% since February

Here's the numbers for you...

Feb £147,746
Mar £150,946
April £151,861
May £154,016
June £156,442

Do you see those figures as a good thing? Is it good that something has become more expensive, or perhaps is priced further away from people hoping to buy?

StevieJ

mewbie wrote: »

Do you see those figures as a good thing? Is it good that something has become more expensive, or perhaps is priced further away from people hoping to buy?

How about just a fact

Graham_Devon

mewbie wrote: »

Do you see those figures as a good thing? Is it good that something has become more expensive, or perhaps is priced further away from people hoping to buy?

mbga9pgf

No, all those figures prove is the average price of selling properties has gone up. It doesnt represent the market as a whole when volumes are off a cliff NECESSARILY.

chucky

mewbie wrote: »

Do you see those figures as a good thing? Is it good that something has become more expensive, or perhaps is priced further away from people hoping to buy?

they are not a good thing because as you say less people will able to afford property.

i have never ever said that higher prices are a good thing.

ess0two

StevieJ wrote: »

If any sane person had come out with some of the crap he has today I think they would have kept their head below the parapet for a couple of days. To be fair to Dev he is still there slugging away - respect :T

Bit like the neighbours jack russell,how ever many times you kick it off,it still attempts to mount yer leg again.

chucky

mbga9pgf wrote: »

No, all those figures prove is the average price of selling properties has gone up. It doesnt represent the market as a whole when volumes are off a cliff NECESSARILY.

spot on - until you have larger volumes.
these numbers are not realistic.

one thing that you're missing though. when prices were dropping they were pretty similar volumes - can you say that is comparable?