Will London HPI exceed 10% in 2012?

FTBFun

I love London. Just thought I'd point that out as the usual suspects have gone off on a rant about the place I now call home.

homelessskilledworker

GIVEN_UP wrote: »

Fantastic news, no one would welcome you here anyway Foxy.

"We won't like you here nah nah nah nah"

Some of you Bull posters are just so childish and immature, what is it with you and the Joeskeppi's off this board.
If you have a this amazing love of London(like I do, part of my heart is there), then defend it.

I adore the waterloo and southbank area, I am down there at last once a month. But London has changed so much in the last three decades, and for those thinking immigration is a problem in their areas want to see what a problem it is in many parts of London.

homelessskilledworker

Joeskeppi wrote: »

Any chance you could obsess about someone else titch?

Say's the guy who tried to find out where I lived:rotfl:

Says the guy who replies to my posts within minutes(do you live on here 24/7):rotfl:

Says the guy who IN EVERY CASE, !!!!!ed with me after I posted, when I never once took an interest in him. For anyone who has the inclination just go back and check records, it's all there:rotfl:

You really are a disingenious bloke Joe, and I now sense you wished you had not been so cocky and kept your mouth shut along with you stalk/search of me armed with a photograph.

You read about people like you in the tabloids:rotfl:

"TITCH"??.... Well as usual it probably means something to you:rotfl:

System

Wish I was that mature

homelessskilledworker

Joeskeppi wrote: »

Wish I was that mature

I bet you probably do!!

Try and not be so obssessed with strangers that you need to find out where they live, that will be start.
Just because you dislike what someone might have to say on an anonymous interenet site, there is no need to build up such a hatered, I would never waste a second on you if I had your photo, have better things to do with my life.

And please let us all join in the laugh with your mature "titch" jibe??

Please explain

wotsthat

Hey Foxy,

Here's a top tip. If you want to remain anonymous on an internet forum then it's a good idea not to post a photo of yourself from an internet site. If you do make this mistake then it's best not to go on and on about it. Fortunately you don't need these tips - that photo wasn't you anyway.

homelessskilledworker

wotsthat wrote: »

Hey Foxy,

Here's a top tip. If you want to remain anonymous on an internet forum then it's a good idea not to post a photo of yourself from an internet site. If you do make this mistake then it's best not to go on and on about it. Fortunately you don't need these tips - that photo wasn't you anyway.

And then along comes his little sidekick/lapdog:rotfl:

brit1234

nollag2006 wrote: »

Will London HPI exceed 10% in 2012?

NO!:rotfl:

nollag2006

brit1234 wrote: »

NO!:rotfl:

Round your way, HPI hasn't been far off it over the last 12 months.

[IMG]http://www.landregistry.co.uk/Apps/house-prices/house-price-index-custom-reports/hpi_report.asp?g=1&gt=1&a=Kensington+And+Chelsea&s=01 March 2011&e=01 February 2012&t=1[/IMG]


No reason to think why it wont be the same this year

:rotfl:

brit1234

nollag2006 wrote: »

No reason to think why it wont be the same this year

:rotfl:

No reason at all.

Budget 2012: London property meltdown

The prime central London property market is already in meltdown following Chancellor Osborne's changes to the stamp duty rules - at least according to a number of estate agents. Foreign buyers are pulling out, people have taken houses off the market and deals are falling through.

This is plausible. The London housing market has been supported by foreign investors seeking ‘safe haven' assets in an uncertain investment climate. Typically, they have avoided paying stamp duty by buying properties through offshore companies. Chancellor Osborne not only raised stamp duty to 7% for property transactions over £2m, he clamped down on avoidance schemes, levying a 15% tax on companies buying residential property.

http://www.mindfulmoney.co.uk/10987/sector-watch/budget-2012-london-property-meltdown.html