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Has anyone got the web address of
furndire
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site that gives recent property sales in any area ~ Free site please. Want to find out what properties have recently sold for.
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Nethouseprices
Propertyspy"I did then, what I knew then. And when I knew better, I did better"0 -
You can also look at house prices using a map its brilliant
http://www.aboutmyplace.co.uk/
Just type in the postcode and it will show them on the map as well:D
HTH
Shaz0 -
If i could i would, but i cannot so i wont, but maybe one day i will.0
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Yeah, they're good. But this is the daddy (click me I'm a linky thing). IMHO, of course.
EDIT:Well, it used to be. Not so good now.
GGThere are 10 types of people in this world. Those who understand binary and those that don't.0 -
Gorgeous_George wrote: »Yeah, they're good. But this is the daddy (click me I'm a linky thing). IMHO, of course.
EDIT:Well, it used to be. Not so good now.
GG
Sorry GG I think my links better than yours:rotfl:
Shaz
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budget_counsellor_shaz wrote: »You can also look at house prices using a map its brilliant
http://www.aboutmyplace.co.uk/
Just type in the postcode and it will show them on the map as well:D
HTH
Shaz
No this didn't help it's rubbish0 -
mr.broderick wrote: »No this didn't help it's rubbish
Oh I'm sorry:o
I think its great for finding house prices especially if its an area you are not familiar with, but there we go we all have different opinions of what is good and what is not:rotfl:
Just a thought but did you work out how to find the prices? It also shows the prices for the types of houses for the area, as well as the average prices for each post code (if you know where to click:D ).
I still think it is the best website for finding house prices in an area:cool:
Just my opinion of course;)
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mypropertyspy.co.uk0
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Try www.mouseprice.com for free sold pricing.
Note that all of these house price sites offer information extracted from the Land Registry which lags some 4-6 months behind actual sales due to the time it takes to register the sales on the system, so rather impossible to get up to date 'recently sold' prices.0
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