How low will property go?

wotsthat

Crashy_Time wrote: »

As if the guy/girl in the street has any interest in Deutsche Bank (who?) :rotfl:They are just reporting the actual state of the financial system, hence all the awkward looking slightly sweaty suits on Bloomberg over the last few days, they make their money from click-bait celebrity toss nowadays. Do you think they are acting to confirm the bias of a few hundred HPC posters :rotfl: Wake Up !!!!!!!

The end of the world brigade will be buying their news from providers telling them the end of the world is nigh. And vice versa. If you think the link you provided is nothing more than an accurate reporting of the facts then you are supremely naive.

Let's not forget you provided a link to DB after I said my monthly housing costs were, again, much cheaper as a result of owning rather than renting. When faced with an inconvenient truth you always resort to tangential trolling - what are you trying to avoid?

What size of crash do you need to breakeven? How much do you expect it to be affected by DB?

wotsthat

Crashy_Time wrote: »

I`m on about sales volumes. Why not share your wisdom in this area, in between polishing your big shoes and putting on face-paint....:rotfl:

If/ when you ever get around to reviewing the costs of your housing short let us know how sales volume feature in the calculations.

The-Joker

The-Joker wrote: »

There are almost certainly price falls coming to London and the rest of the UK, you aint seen nothin yet

The London crash has most definitely started, the ball is rolling downhill!!

Electrum

For all those perma prop bulls who think there will never be another dip in property this IS THE DIP that is just starting now.

I dont know how low it will go this time, but nothing every always goes up forever, the perma prop bulls are deluded

chucknorris

Electrum wrote: »

For all those perma prop bulls who think there will never be another dip in property this IS THE DIP that is just starting now.

I dont know how low it will go this time, but nothing every always goes up forever, the perma prop bulls are deluded

Who is saying they will never be another dip? They will always be corrections, please identity the posters that you refer to.

martinsurrey

chucknorris wrote: »

Who is saying they will never be another dip? They will always be corrections, please identity the posters that you refer to.

Yeah, I would like to meet them as well, dips are one thing, predictions of sub £100k averages are quite another...

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn

chucknorris wrote: »

Who is saying they will never be another dip? They will always be corrections, please identity the posters that you refer to.

Is he a sock puppet of the joker? I'm currently in hospital and have just read all 55 pages of the thread "CRASH CRASH CRASH" He's just posting the exact same drivel and terminology as him and the other PPR'd loon Brisk3.

I don't think there is anyone on this forum that has ever stated that prices permanently increase. Clearly a very poor troll.

martinsurrey

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn wrote: »

Is he a sock puppet of the joker? I'm currently in hospital and have just read all 55 pages of the thread "CRASH CRASH CRASH" He's just posting the exact same drivel and terminology as him and the other PPR'd loon Brisk3.

I don't think there is anyone on this forum that has ever stated that prices permanently increase. Clearly a very poor troll.

I dont even think it trolling.

The HPC crash brigade are at one end of the extreme views on the market, so far their prediction has cost them a huge amount of opportunity cost.

To keep themselves happy they set up a strawman that anyone who doesn't believe there will be a 50% downward correction (like them) MUST believe that house prices go up permanently (I haven't seen anyone on this forum who believes that, corrections happen, do I think we'll see 50% reductions, no), and then when there is a correction, they jump on it with "I told you so!"

its been 8 years for London...

The-Joker

Electrum wrote: »

For all those perma prop bulls who think there will never be another dip in property this IS THE DIP that is just starting now.

I dont know how low it will go this time, but nothing every always goes up forever, the perma prop bulls are deluded

Yes the question is how low and how long will it take?

Jack_Johnson_the_acorn

The-Joker wrote: »

Yes the question is how low and how long will it take?

The avg property price is still at an all time high. If they drop 20% would that even take them back to 2014 levels?