If we vote for Brexit what happens

NewHomeOwner_2

The only thing I'm currently noticing about my area (Herts) is there's less properties coming on the market than there was pre-brexit. Think people may be letting it settle for a while.

Crashy_Time

NewHomeOwner wrote: »

The only thing I'm currently noticing about my area (Herts) is there's less properties coming on the market than there was pre-brexit. Think people may be letting it settle for a while.

Smart sellers probably dropped prices before the vote, in time to get sales through, "taking it off the market" is absolutely pointless after prices start falling.

gfplux

Joeskeppi wrote: »

It's lifted from here http://lordashcroftpolls.com/2016/06/how-the-united-kingdom-voted-and-why/

Thank you.
I think we should wait for the official figures.
It will be interesting (fun) to compare the official with the United official.

ukcarper

Just remember Crashy has been predicting a crash for the last 20 years.

Conrad

Follow the money, the Germans still trying to buy our Stock Exchange, a vote of confidence in the new tiger economy on the bloc

rlc22

Rinoa wrote: »

Remember before the referendum, the German finance minster firmly stating 'out is out' and declaring the UK could not access the single market after Brexit?

Apparently he didn't really mean it. He only said it because George Osborne asked him to.

http://www.welt.de/politik/deutschland/article156764432/In-Europa-nicht-so-weitermachen-wie-bisher.html

You'll need translate.

Single market here we come.

That's not what he says at all. Have you read it? He's talking in relation to the EU and "out is out" means that if you're out then you can't have have an influence over the EU still.

He doesn't even mention the single market. A non-story.

mrginge

mwpt wrote: »

With free movement hopefully. Sounds reasonable to me.

Not happening I'm afraid.

mwpt

gfplux wrote: »

Thank you.
I think we should wait for the official figures.
It will be interesting (fun) to compare the official with the United official.

How are they going to produce official figures?

indianabones

ukcarper wrote: »

Just remember Crashy has been predicting a crash for the last 20 years.

One of three things have to happen to deal with the imbalance.

1. People's salaries to go up by at least 70/80% and more in London.
2. A market crash by at least 30% and more in London.
3. The government to choke up half a million houses.

Since 1 and 3 aren't happening anytime soon. So what does that leave us with?

There will be a crash.

michaels

Sickining behaviour by some of the Tory leadership contenders refusing to tell Eurpeans already living here that they can definitely stay.