ConservativeHome: We Need House Prices To Go Up

chucky

brit1234 wrote: »

Hamish this is a failed thread you might of well quoted the discredited Daily Express, at least they will have more economic experience.

it's good that you brought up the word discredited because it describes you perfectly.

and as for the discredit Daily Express - it seemed that you were very happy to quote it a source for one of your spam threads just a week ago

brit1234 wrote: »

£60BN SELL-OFF FOR PUBLIC PROPERTY

Wookster

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Talking of discredited, how's that signature working out for you this year Brit?:D

Hamish, this whole thread: Epic Fail.

Bangkok-Dave

Another piece of hard evidence.
No way are house prices ever going down.

I agree with Hamish. The HPC team have made themselves look even more stupid than before with their comments.

That's 2 days on the trot now. Yesterdays Express article was awful for them. Some of them totally lost the plot and their jealousy and bitterness was clear for all to see.

I actually feel the job has been done now. People have seen that website and it's members for what they are. Just a bunch or losers who are bitter and twisted over hardworking peoples success.

Maybe now is the time to deliver the final nail in their coffin and completley ignore them. After all, they are just not important.

Their views count for nothing as they don't have the money to buy a house in the first place. Who wants to argue with somebody not even in the game?

Not me. Waste of time.

You might as well speak about house prices to a tramp living on a park bench. :rotfl:

DervProf

Bangkok-Dave wrote: »

Another piece of hard evidence.
No way are house prices ever going down.

You`ve not been taking your medication, have you ? Remember what the doctor told you.

doire_2

A student blog? Hamish is getting more desperate by the day.

Seems the person who wrote the blog just wanted some attention. Bless

HAMISH_MCTAVISH

doire wrote: »

A student blog? Hamish is getting more desperate by the day.

Interesting.

It made HPC's front page news blog, and got it's own thread full of crashtastic outrage, and attracted a couple of hundred comments from hpc-ers......

But I'm the desperate one?

:rotfl::rotfl::rotfl::rotfl:

Priceless.

wherediditallgothen

I'm sure a conservative student with a blog has exactly the same opinion on housing policy and house prices as the coalition does. :rotfl:

Kohoutek

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

It made HPC's front page news blog, and got it's own thread full of crashtastic outrage, and attracted a couple of hundred comments from hpc-ers......

But I'm the desperate one?

Why do you read HPC?

FTBFun

brit1234 wrote: »

Now as the failed keynesianism economics model is now taught as the favoured school what is the chance he even studied this with such few modules he is studying. Let alone the re-insurgence of the Stronger Austrian Economics which rips his argument to shreds.

I wonder why you bring this up......

Seriously - spamming an internet forum isn't going to get you a cheaper house - especially not in West London.

Percy1983

Bangkok-Dave wrote: »

People have seen that website and it's members for what they are. Just a bunch or losers who are bitter and twisted over hardworking peoples success.

Yes the boomers worked really hard to make there houses worth 4/5 times what they paid for them... oh wait they didn't all they had to do was live there, not that much hard work then.

Yes I may have some bitterness myself, but this is due to the fact that me and my other half will have to work twice as hard to get half as much as the generations before us.

The end of the day if prices go backwards unless the greedy boomers have cashed in the equity then what do they have to worry about, eg my parents bought there home for £30k, its now worth £125k, would they lose anything if prices dropped back to £30k... no, would there children and grandchildren have a chance of even owning a home... yes.

By all means I don't expect them to drop that much, but you have to consider that dropping prices may hit some investors/parasites and some people will slip into negative equity for a while, but a whole generation and many generations after them will benefit.

So is it about personal greed or looking to the future?