House Sales SURGE .....

marlonthemagnificent

MrRee wrote: »

It is EXTREMELY representative of the area in which I live, work and invest.

I have never ever once stated what was happening in NI for example ... just reporting that, in my area, boom times are evident.

I also give warning that these events will happens up North soon - those who are very smart will buy there NOW.

yeah - the market is absolutely booming in christchurch

http://www.zoopla.co.uk/house-prices/browse/dorset/christchurch/

Value change in last 12 months
- £9,533
-3.21%

that's someones rent paid for year with any capital still intact, and if invested well, growing in value considerably


and then lets look at the last 4 years, since start of crash
Value change
- £40,463
-12.32%


booming i tells ya......booming...

so i could have rented this, effectively for free

http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-to-rent/property-27532375.html

and still be be about 20%, even if i had only invested my money in very basic high street banks and cash ISA's


thanks mr ree...i mean sibley....you've just made my lunchtime sandwich even more enjoyable

Jimmy_31

Mallotum_X wrote: »

Jimmy, have you learnt nothing from the great Sage. It wil boom 'cos MrRee said so, he read it in the Express or the Meals on Wheels lady told him.

I just wanted to take the pi55 out of whatever his answer was to be honest:).

MrRee_2

marlonthemagnificent wrote: »

yeah - the market is absolutely booming in christchurch

http://www.zoopla.co.uk/house-prices/browse/dorset/christchurch/

Value change in last 12 months
- £9,533
-3.21%

How reliable is ZOOPLA over the last 10 weeks, because that's when I have seen the major, massive, boom in prices.

I note that you completely ignored the INCREASE if you look at 2 years ago!

You are clearly a muppet .... :rotfl:

Continue buying someone else's house for them, there's a good chap ....

MrRee_2

Jimmy_31 wrote: »

I just wanted to take the pi55 out of whatever his answer was to be honest:).

I ignore building site labourers to be straight with you lad .......

Aberdeenangarse

You're late tonight MasterRee, did you have detention?

Sibley

We got a lot of news over here about the floods. It looked terrible. My son's school raised quite a bit of money to help but it's nothing compared to what's needed.

A mate of mine in insurance reckons insured losses are > $10,000,000,000 and that uninsured losses will dwarf that.

The way it's been reported here it looks like people were just living in the flooded areas as they presumably either didn't have anywhere else to go or couldn't afford to get out.

One of the main reasons for people staying put was looting.
Everything was conveniently stacked upstairs in a bedroom. Thieves were coming along at night in boats breaking into the upstairs window and taking everything.

Where we live people got together and did the community spirit thing. It was great to see really. They toughed it out and all mucked in.

I expect it has the same sort of atmosphere experienced in the world wars.

marlonthemagnificent

MrRee wrote: »

How reliable is ZOOPLA over the last 10 weeks, because that's when I have seen the major, massive, boom in prices.


Einstein suggested that the definition of insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results

In essence, he was talking about people like you, who continually try to convince people that house prices are increasing, despite every single piece of evidence showing falls.

The data on houseprice changes on Zoopla is Land registry sold prices data...and thus 100% accurate..so sorry to prove you wrong, yet again. You must be terrified to see all your investments losing money hand over fist.

You just keep paying stamp duty to the government.
And you keep paying mortgage interest to the banks.
And you just keep paying builders the mainitainance and renovation costs
And you just keep paying insurance companies for the buildings insurance
There's a good boy

All the while, I'll keep renting for cheaper than I can buy and investing the difference....whilst house prices continue to fall...

homelessskilledworker

MrRee wrote: »

It is EXTREMELY representative of the area in which I live, work and invest.

I have never ever once stated what was happening in NI for example ... just reporting that, in my area, boom times are evident.

I also give warning that these events will happens up North soon - those who are very smart will buy there NOW.

Oh Please board for my own sanity, please tell me that most of you can see through this BS,

Jimmy_31

MrRee wrote: »

I ignore building site labourers to be straight with you lad .......

You shouldnt do.

You pi55 the labourer off and it dont half make it a lot harder to make a wage on site:)

MrRee_2

Labourers are ten a penny ... they do as I say or their 4rses are kicked down the street ....