Haliwide and LR out this week

chucky

brit1234 wrote: »

Lets hope for big falls all this year. :beer:


Month on month -0.8
Year on Year -1.7%

:j

yes there is always hope to cling to...

btw, here are the property sale prices for your local area...

Graham_Devon

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

No Graham, prices are naturally stronger in spring/summer and weaker in winter EVERY year.

Hence why all the indices seasonally adjust.

Now sure, you can tamper with that if you put a temporary stamp duty change in place or something, but you know full well it's the case so stop with the pedantry.

It's hardly pedantry to point out that prices didn't fall in any of those years, when you state, and I quote:

They decline over winter every year.....

The rate of inflation slows. Nothing declines.

geneer

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Apart from last winter?

And the winter of 2006?

And the winter of 2005?

Oh, and the winter of 2004?

Hold on, the winter of 2003....2002....2001...

Your not referring to this phenomenon by any chance are you Graham.



The only question here is, having been faced with the facts on a number of times now, why does Hamish still insist on tableing discredited assertions.

Like he appears to have done above.

geneer

chucky wrote: »

yes there is always hope to cling to...

btw, here are the property sale prices for your local area...

Fancy a pint of lager chucky.

Or do you prefer bitter? :cool:

chucky

geneer wrote: »

Fancy a pint of lager chucky.

Or do you prefer bitter? :cool:

i wouldn't mind a pint but could you wipe that custard pie off your face first please? thanks

geneer

chucky wrote: »

i wouldn't mind a pint but could you wipe that custard pie off your face first please? thanks

Fancy a slice.
Might take the taste of sour grapes out of your mouth.

chucky

geneer wrote: »

Fancy a slice.
Might take the taste of sour grapes out of your mouth.

i wouldn't open your fridge tonight - the cheese you have in there must be very hard indeed...