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London Has Peaked
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Hope for your sake Scotland leaves the UK and prices actually come down to pre-2014 levels. I guess it would take a huge dirty bomb, ISIS invasion and Mugabe becoming prime minister to reduce london house prices by 5%.0
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Hope for your sake Scotland leaves the UK and prices actually come down to pre-2014 levels. I guess it would take a huge dirty bomb, ISIS invasion and Mugabe becoming prime minister to reduce london house prices by 5%.
asking prices have fallen 6.8% in london over the past 3 months0 -
Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »asking prices have fallen 6.8% in london over the past 3 months
Crashy thinks and hopes prices are going back to pre 1997 levels0 -
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Bubble_and_Squeak wrote: »could happen in a post independence scotland i suppose
Possible I suppose but then I would think house prices would be the least of his problems.0 -
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Asking prices might have come down slightly in places like Wood green, tottenham, edmonton and places where buyers in their panic have overlooked the significant feral barbarian population who aren't going anywhere for a very long time.
Anything a little bit nice in a good area like Hendon or Finchley is still going up.0
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