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If we vote for Brexit what happens
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True I just wondered why you lot are still going on nobody else is taking any notice of your ramblings, perhaps it's a self help group.
Well the thread has nearly 40k views, so SOMEBODY must be paying attention? I think you are confusing this thread with the whole of the discussion forum where six or seven people ramp property all day and attack any one with a different viewpoint.0 -
As someone who works in investment banking I slightly agree with your sentiment but the housing market is a totally different ballgame.
A bubble does not just mean high prices. It doesn't even mean unsustainable prices. A bubble means high prices without the economic fundamentals to support them. The fact it is the scarce supply of, and huge demand for, residential property clearly does indicate the market has these fundamentals.
You could allow for a correction with regard to speculative investors leaving the market, but a) this would not have a material impact outside of prime central London and b) would only be short to medium term, because as soon as the uncertainty has cleared investment would resume.
Remind me never to take any investment advice from your firm.0 -
Crashy_Time wrote: »Well the thread has nearly 40k views, so SOMEBODY must be paying attention? I think you are confusing this thread with the whole of the discussion forum where six or seven people ramp property all day and attack any one with a different viewpoint.0
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Ukcarper - why do you take a interest in this thread? Looking to cash in your property as a baby boomerThis is a system account and does not represent a real person. To contact the Forum Team email forumteam@moneysavingexpert.com0
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mrlegend123 wrote: »Ukcarper - why do you take a interest in this thread? Looking to cash in your property as a baby boomer0
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Just find it interesting can't really cash in my property as I need somewhere to live and unlike Crashy I don't fancy a flat yet alone a house share.
But you just said the thread is boring because it is just a few people commenting back and forth, so what is the real reason for your "interest"
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Crashy_Time wrote: »But you just said the thread is boring because it is just a few people commenting back and forth, so what is the real reason for your "interest"
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Crashy_Time wrote: »Yes, but you didn`t......:money:0
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