London Has Peaked

Bubble_and_Squeak

HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »

Rightmove January +1.4%.

Biggest January rise in the history of Rightmove.



Heh heh.....

on the back of a record fall in december :money:

wotsthat

Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »

hey wotsit
sold any houses today?

Last sold one in the late nineties. Plan to sell a couple in the early to mid 2020's though.

Let's not get off topic. Can you please advise the latest status of the London peak - we must be due for the monthly reset.

wotsthat

Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »

on the back of a record fall in december :money:

So a massive drop in sentiment in December followed by a massive rise in sentiment in January? More likely MoM changes in asking prices don't show much at all.

tkane

Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »

on the back of a record fall in december :money:

The rightmove report says Sunday 11th January was their busiest ever day for hits on the website - doesn't suggest buyer demand is waning.

If it's a Conservative led coalition after the election, I can well see prices ending 10% higher by Jan 2016 in my part of London. I am seeing no signs of demand reducing in NE London. Supply of nice/bigger houses slightly up.

chucknorris

Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »

love a bit of dir'y 'arry!

Me too, I recently watched sudden impact and I note that Magnum Force is on next week (might be channel 4, I forgot which channel). I've recently been watching a few of Clint's westerns too, but the problem is I have seen them so many times. The only films of his that I am not a great fan of are the comedy orangutan ones.

TheBlueHorse

i am also in north london and there is no dip here. Prices up and up and up.

Bubble_and_Squeak

wotsthat wrote: »

Last sold one in the late nineties. Plan to sell a couple in the early to mid 2020's though.

Let's not get off topic. Can you please advise the latest status of the London peak - we must be due for the monthly reset.

2014 innit

Bubble_and_Squeak

wotsthat wrote: »

So a massive drop in sentiment in December followed by a massive rise in sentiment in January? More likely MoM changes in asking prices don't show much at all.

has the market picked up?

Bubble_and_Squeak

tkane wrote: »

The rightmove report says Sunday 11th January was their busiest ever day for hits on the website - doesn't suggest buyer demand is waning.

If it's a Conservative led coalition after the election, I can well see prices ending 10% higher by Jan 2016 in my part of London. I am seeing no signs of demand reducing in NE London. Supply of nice/bigger houses slightly up.

i don't think hits on rightmove hits suggest a strength in the market. if it did transactions and mortgage lending would be increasing, not decreasing.
i agree that a conservative led coalition will come up with new props. probably another round of FFL, an ever smaller fraction of ownership, 100% interest free loan for hard working families...

Bubble_and_Squeak

chucknorris wrote: »

Me too, I recently watched sudden impact and I note that Magnum Force is on next week (might be channel 4, I forgot which channel). I've recently been watching a few of Clint's westerns too, but the problem is I have seen them so many times. The only films of his that I am not a great fan of are the comedy orangutan ones.

yeh, every which way was lame.
my favourite is the one where his mule don't like laughing.
have you seen the original japanese movies that fist full of dollars and few dollars more are based on? sanjuro and yojimbo, if i remember rightly.