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Damp squib? We are in the trickiest economic times in decades, many decades.... Anybody wishing to see the housing bubble and rigged financial system take a hit must surely be dusting off the popcorn by now?SpiderLegs said:
Well I think everyone needs to get a grip because their pandemic-inspired armageddon has turned out to be a pretty damp squib so far.Crashy_Time said:Yes, this year everyone is saying that sales and prices are going to drop.
Almost as damp as that pokey bedsit everyone’s been renting for the last twelve or so years.0 -
surely it’s sold by now ? I had 2 offers on Saturday afternoon, over the asking and going to final sealed bids tomorrow. Only went back on the market on Tuesday. Mines nothing special0
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Maybe you just got lucky?0
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Any more progress OP?0
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What twice ?Crashy_Time said:Maybe you just got lucky?0 -
The OP only needs to get lucky once, but I`m guessing you were sensible with pricing?0
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12 months is a totally different economic world. Anybody been to view OP?staffie1 said:Too expensive. Nearest comparable property (No 59) sold for 215 twelve months ago.0 -
Still there it seems, and at the same price.......Angela_D_3 said:surely it’s sold by now ? I had 2 offers on Saturday afternoon, over the asking and going to final sealed bids tomorrow. Only went back on the market on Tuesday. Mines nothing special0 -
@Crashy_Time - we went under offer 3 times for £275k. Final time was November and no chain, but even so took until last week to finally complete (everything is going so slowly).2
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Did you leave the summer house?
Your life is too short to be unhappy 5 days a week in exchange for 2 days of freedom!0
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