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  • Marvel1
    Marvel1 Posts: 7,504 Forumite
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    You paid what you thought it was worth and must have been happy in the first place.

    Developer wants to get rid, so will drop price.

    Out of curiosity, if the prices went the other way, would you complain?
  • parkrunner
    parkrunner Posts: 2,610 Forumite
    Eighth Anniversary 1,000 Posts
    cducat wrote: »
    I recently purchased a property and after 3 months of being the only occupant on site the other properties are being sold at greatly discounted prices, the same house type being £44,000 cheaper than my purchase price. Does anyone have any experience of this or know if I am entitled to raise a complaint with the Ombudsman?

    Regards

    Complain about what? You purchased the property at a price you must have deemed reasonable, I can't see any reason to complain, moan yes, complain no.
    It's nothing , not nothink.
  • NineDeuce
    NineDeuce Posts: 997 Forumite
    I paid £4 for a pint in my pub when I found out after I could have gone to Tesco and got one for £1....
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