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House prices to suffer 'significant correction' in 2010
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Spartacus_Mills wrote: »I do not see an overvaluing in house prices, more a realistic value at current prices and a long plateau with prices stagnating for a few years while the economy bumps along.
Without feeding the rabid, conspiracy theorist, trolls like Hamish how far do you feel house prices have to fall ?
I really cannot see them falling alot further from where they are at the moment.
I can because the funding system that let them this high is broke. There simply isn't the money and the banks are in debt, prices will fall to lending ability what ever that is:exclamatiScams - Shared Equity, Shared Ownership, Newbuy, Firstbuy and Help to Buy.
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I can because the funding system that let them this high is broke. There simply isn't the money and the banks are in debt, prices will fall to lending ability what ever that is
Y'know, I like having you and Hamish here as it's nice to hear both ends of the spectrum. Makes me also think that the actual situation will be somewhere in the middle of both of your extreme opinions.0 -
that was bit below the belt, literally.:D
as the gizzy rascal would say; 'think of the children'We cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses. Carl Jung
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You need a lesson in compassion sjay!
Thinking of the children is no joke!0 -
rewired, thank sjay, don't be rude!!0
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Graham_Devon wrote: »You need a lesson in compassion sjay!
Thinking of the children is no joke!
Is that worthy of its own thread in the current economic climate?
Anyhow, evidence of my compassion, even in times of empathy fatigue, I always pull through somehow :AWe cannot change anything unless we accept it. Condemnation does not liberate, it oppresses. Carl Jung
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LOL. I have absolutely no idea what you just said0
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