Deutsche Bank calls time on London prime property party

Graham_Devon

Couple of notes from the larger article...

That everyone strongly believes they will continue to go up further is a cause for anxiety. Still, timing any turn is hard and it has long been a losing battle to call an end to the froth in this market. But perhaps we are close to the turning point.

Valuations are high relative to history, falling interest rates cannot provide further support, and given current affordability home ownership cannot rise materially. London’s property is unlikely to enjoy the next 30 years as it did the last.

Or, they could be wrong and it may well be different this time.

http://uk.businessinsider.com/deutsche-bank-calls-the-top-on-londons-insane-property-bubble-2015-10?r=US&IR=T

Mistermeaner

yet another thread dealing in someone else speculation on something for which there is already several threads.

I think we should vote to stay in the EU and scotland should leave the Uk and corbyn is a nut job

Graham_Devon

Mistermeaner wrote: »

yet another thread dealing in someone else speculation on something for which there is already several threads.

I think we should vote to stay in the EU and scotland should leave the Uk and corbyn is a nut job

Didn't like the content then?

Mistermeaner

not read it

Graham_Devon

Mistermeaner wrote: »

not read it

Oh right.

You realise that nearly every single thread on this forum links up to an article for reference to what the discussion is about?

So are you going to take issue in the same vein with all threads? Or just particular threads? Hence why I asked if you didn't care much for the content?

wotsthat

I've been calling the top on London property since I had the chance to go 50:50 on my brother-in-laws Bermondsey council flat.

That was 1994 and we turned it down because it was just too expensive - we could've had it for about £45k!

Eventually someone will call the top and be right to much fanfare. I expect their correct prediction will come after many incorrect attempts to call the top. Bloomberg will invite them to share their expertise.

Sapphire

Mistermeaner wrote: »

yet another thread dealing in someone else speculation on something for which there is already several threads.

I think we should vote to stay in the EU and scotland should leave the Uk and corbyn is a nut job

I think we should vote to leave the EU and Scotland should leave the UK and Corbyn is a nut job.

michaels

Sapphire wrote: »

I think we should vote to leave the EU and Scotland should leave the UK and Corbyn is a nut job.

Hmm - you two are sounding quite compatible - should I buy an 'at?

Mistermeaner

michaels wrote: »

Hmm - you two are sounding quite compatible - should I buy an 'at?

No. We don't see eye to eye on the whole eu thing

Mistermeaner

Graham_Devon wrote: »

Oh right.

You realise that nearly every single thread on this forum links up to an article for reference to what the discussion is about?

So are you going to take issue in the same vein with all threads? Or just particular threads? Hence why I asked if you didn't care much for the content?

Here's a link to somebody else's views on stuff which also may or may not be correct

http://www.horoscope.com/us/index.aspx

Discuss

mayonnaise

Mistermeaner wrote: »

Here's a link to somebody else's views on stuff which also may or may not be correct

http://www.horoscope.com/us/index.aspx

Discuss

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