house price adjustment

bukup

please leave your comments about the state of the property market.

Do you believe it will remain:

stable

rise

crash

other

If you would like to leave a reason as to why you've made your choice,then please quote that reason leaving out any waffle,thanks.

Jason74

Stable for me, with maybe a slight fall. Issues in the market / economy will have a big impact on the market, but the widespread desire to own property will more or less hold up the market st this stage

Gorgeous_George

A 15 - 20% fall caused by tighter lending. Lower interest rates will ease the pain.

GG

Nenen

bukup wrote: »

If you would like to leave a reason as to why you've made your choice,then please quote that reason leaving out any waffle,thanks.

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
So, not only should we now keep all HPC threads (which this essentially is) in one place (which you haven't) we are not allowed to 'waffle' now either! :rolleyes: Personally... and maybe I'm just demob happy at the moment, so feeling rebellious, the more people try to 'police' my freedom of speech (assuming it's neither unnecessarily offensive or inciting hatred) the more I want to break the 'rules'!!! The question is, how long could I waffle for???? I think my dh would safely place bets for at least national champion level!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

I'm left wondering why you ask a question and then don't want to read people's answers unless they meet certain 'criteria' (i.e. no waffle)????
What are you hoping to achieve with this thread? If it is to genuinely find out the percentage of people who really believe there will be a crash/rise/period of stability with your poll then this isn't really the way to do it! Most people on here have a vested interest (I certainly do although I'm not saying for what ). People will vote to try and undermine/shore up their wish for a HPC/HPI. :T :T :T

bukup

Jason74 wrote: »

Stable for me, with maybe a slight fall. Issues in the market / economy will have a big impact on the market, but the widespread desire to own property will more or less hold up the market st this stage

I fully agree with your comments,although I believe that quality properties in the desirable locations/school catchments will command at the least a 3-5% rise.

Jason74

Gorgeous_George wrote: »

A 15 - 20% fall caused by tighter lending. Lower interest rates will ease the pain.

GG

Out of interest, how do you square that prediction with your view here ?

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=576512

m00m00

Fall,

prices are too out of sync with earnings, and the sentiment has changed.

bukup

Nenen wrote: »

:rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl: :rotfl:
So, not only should we now keep all HPC threads (which this essentially is) in one place (which you haven't) we are not allowed to 'waffle' now either! :rolleyes: Personally... and maybe I'm just demob happy at the moment, so feeling rebellious, the more people try to 'police' my freedom of speech (assuming it's neither unnecessarily offensive or inciting hatred) the more I want to break the 'rules'!!! The question is, how long could I waffle for???? I think my dh would safely place bets for at least national champion level!!!! :eek: :eek: :eek:

I'm left wondering why you ask a question and then don't want to read people's answers unless they meet certain 'criteria' (i.e. no waffle)????
What are you hoping to achieve with this thread? If it is to genuinely find out the percentage of people who really believe there will be a crash/rise/period of stability with your poll then this isn't really the way to do it! Most people on here have a vested interest (I certainly do although I'm not saying for what ). People will vote to try and undermine/shore up their wish for a HPC/HPI. :T :T :T

WAFFLE = Waffle Always Falls Foul Lonely Eccentrics !!! BLABLABLA totally what I wanted to avoid !!

Gorgeous_George

Jason74 wrote: »

Out of interest, how do you square that prediction with your view here ?

http://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/showthread.html?t=576512

I believe prices in some areas are still good value and will continue to rise steadily. The North East has many areas that are undervalued at present.

My house in Somerset is probably overvalued.

I think this poll is about the national, average house price.

GG

Running_Horse

Adjustment is a strange word to use. House prices adjust every year.

bukup

Gorgeous_George wrote: »

I believe prices in some areas are still good value and will continue to rise steadily. The North East has many areas that are undervalued at present.

My house in Somerset is probably overvalued.

I think this poll is about the national, average house price.

GG

Thankyou GG,this poll is about the national average house price.