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The Aberdeen House Prices & Rents thread
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HAMISH_MCTAVISH wrote: »A thread for 'the usual suspect' to comment on Aberdeen.
Latest Data:
ASPC: Prices -0.8% YoY
Latest Data:
ASPC: Prices -9.1% YoY
https://www.aspc.co.uk/media/2541/Fourth%20Quarter.pdf0 -
Mortgagefreeman wrote: »
So what does that make it since Summer 2014 when the crash started? About 20-30% drop from peak I think, back to 07 levels in a lot of places.0 -
fun4everyone wrote: »So what does that make it since Summer 2014 when the crash started? About 20-30% drop from peak I think, back to 07 levels in a lot of places.
Takes Hamish back to when he bought, plus interest, luckily for him central bank manipulated interest......:money: Go central bank!0 -
From today's Sunday Times property !!!!!! pullout.
FACT.0 -
A looming Indy ref will see property transactions and trades like building take a hit. Lots of Scots are small c conservative (academic work has shown this) and fear a socialist nirvana.0
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I would think the constant indyrefs have a lot to do with the declining attractiveness of Scawtlun as a place to spend any money.0
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Aberdeen (City) prices are estimated to be down around 2.8% down for the first quarter.What with Brexit, and now Indyref2, they'll only be going in one direction for the considerable future.
Should have bought in Westminster.:D0 -
Aberdeen remains the only major city in its research where house prices have fallen year-on-year, down 9 per cent.
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/property/article-4345250/Hometrack-says-Manchester-best-growth-house-prices.html0 -
Yep, prices and rents in a 30 month long (so far) crash/bear market. All standards of property affected. ASPC saying prices will continue to fall though the whole of 2017.
Aberdeen will return, when the oil price returns. It is a matter of when not if imo, but it could be quite a while. When will oil get back up to $60 again let alone $100?0 -
https://www.aspc.co.uk/media/95276/First-Quarter.pdf
No doubt they'll be down another 10% this year!0
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