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35% discount
Lamy_2
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Would this worry you? It's been on the market c 6 months
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For goodness sake!
Meanless question without details
Full details.0 -
35% discount to what? Prices are only ever decided once a sale completes. It's not unusual for chancers to ask for silly amounts they'll never achieve. Anyone buying a house in a normal market knows an agent has lots of stock that will never shift, and new instructions that will sell in under a week."Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius0
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Apologies more details
Flat was on for £1 million. Now down to 650
It is slightly unusual in that it's two bed but it's the size of 3/4 beds it just has very large rooms.
It also has train noise
Sorry to annoy I presume it was just overpriced to start with0 -
Apologies more details
Flat was on for £1 million. Now down to 650
It is slightly unusual in that it's two bed but it's the size of 3/4 beds it just has very large rooms.
It also has train noise
Sorry to annoy I presume it was just overpriced to start with
What's the price per square foot, and how does that compare with other properties? That's a starting point. You can then adjust for noise, and the fact it's only two beds etc.
Cladding!No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?0 -
Drip drip drip of information.
If it's a flat near the top of The Shard, it's dirt cheap, buy it.
If it's a flat in the ruins of Grenfell, it's overpriced, don't go near.
The fact that it has been reduced from it's former asking price is irrelevant.0 -
yes it would worry me, I would want to know why it was not 36% discount. Huge implications.0
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Give us a postcode so we can post the RM link and turn it into a popcorn thread."Real knowledge is to know the extent of one's ignorance" - Confucius0
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It's moved agents so you can't see the discount from £1m
Here it is Fortess Road, Kentish Town, NW5
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-46341030.html0
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