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Price correction on newish houses in last financial crisis
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Crashy_Time said:
1) They will be living with their relatives in EE maybe,MobileSaver said:OK, so where will all these renters be living after the lockdown is over?OK, so you are predicting that there will be negative net migration to the UK when this is over? Is this wishful thinking on your part or are there new official reports forecasting this? (Genuine question as I've only ever seen the opposite forecast.)
The vast majority of people can't wait to fly the nest even in normal times when people can please themselves how they spend their days and nights; I am finding it very hard to envisage an increase in choosing to live with parents following an enforced lockdown where you have had no choice but to spend most of your days and nights all cooped up within the same four walls...Crashy_Time said:
1) or with their parents in the UK, some of them not allMobileSaver said:OK, so where will all these renters be living after the lockdown is over?
Every generation blames the one before...
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So you are predicting an economic boom when this is over, or at least not a recession?MobileSaver said:Crashy_Time said:
1) They will be living with their relatives in EE maybe,MobileSaver said:OK, so where will all these renters be living after the lockdown is over?OK, so you are predicting that there will be negative net migration to the UK when this is over? Is this wishful thinking on your part or are there new official reports forecasting this? (Genuine question as I've only ever seen the opposite forecast.)
The vast majority of people can't wait to fly the nest even in normal times when people can please themselves how they spend their days and nights; I am finding it very hard to envisage an increase in choosing to live with parents following an enforced lockdown where you have had no choice but to spend most of your days and nights all cooped up within the same four walls...Crashy_Time said:
1) or with their parents in the UK, some of them not allMobileSaver said:OK, so where will all these renters be living after the lockdown is over?0
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