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Are Property Prices Likely to Go Down Post SDH?
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Yes, it has been - and what does the closure notice say?musehead said:
That board has been closed since March 2020Lover_of_Lycra said:
Yes, so why ask it again? Besides you’ve posted on the wrong board. You want the Debate House Prices and the Economy board.konn1ch1ha said:The question that's been asked a million times, no doubt.
https://forums.moneysavingexpert.com/categories/debate-house-prices-the-economy
"Please do not post content intended for this board elsewhere in the forum"
So...?
Going back to the OP's question, there's only one guaranteed accurate and authoritative answer that will cover the entire country...
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If you cross my palm with silver, I'll tell you whether house prices will go up and down. Guaranteed 50% accuracy rate.1
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I can do better than that. I'll guarantee a 100% accurate prediction. In the laughably unlikely event that I am incorrect, I'll return your fee.Salemicus said:If you cross my palm with silver, I'll tell you whether house prices will go up and down. Guaranteed 50% accuracy rate.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1 -
That was a contradiction sketch.Davesnave said:Lover_of_Lycra said:
And? That’s where these threads about debating house prices and asking people to gaze into their crystal balls belong. Whilst closed that board specifically asks people not to post threads intended for it elsewhere on the forum yet people won’t stop clogging up this board asking people what house prices are going to do as if we can predict the future.musehead said:
That board has been closed since March 2020Lover_of_Lycra said:
Yes, so why ask it again? Besides you’ve posted on the wrong board. You want the Debate House Prices and the Economy board.konn1ch1ha said:The question that's been asked a million times, no doubt.This is not directly aimed at the OP but every single poster who starts a thread asking for house price predictions and speculation which seems to be happening on an almost daily basis now.Thus demonstrating significant unsatisfied demand for such a board.Perhaps Martin could capitalise on that by offering such a service behind a pay wall? (fondly remembers the old Monty Python Paid Argument sketch.)
No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?2 -
GDB2222 said:
That was a contradiction sketch.Davesnave said:Lover_of_Lycra said:
And? That’s where these threads about debating house prices and asking people to gaze into their crystal balls belong. Whilst closed that board specifically asks people not to post threads intended for it elsewhere on the forum yet people won’t stop clogging up this board asking people what house prices are going to do as if we can predict the future.musehead said:
That board has been closed since March 2020Lover_of_Lycra said:
Yes, so why ask it again? Besides you’ve posted on the wrong board. You want the Debate House Prices and the Economy board.konn1ch1ha said:The question that's been asked a million times, no doubt.This is not directly aimed at the OP but every single poster who starts a thread asking for house price predictions and speculation which seems to be happening on an almost daily basis now.Thus demonstrating significant unsatisfied demand for such a board.Perhaps Martin could capitalise on that by offering such a service behind a pay wall? (fondly remembers the old Monty Python Paid Argument sketch.)
Oh no, it wasn't!
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I'm not answering, as it's after 7PM.Davesnave said:GDB2222 said:
That was a contradiction sketch.Davesnave said:Lover_of_Lycra said:
And? That’s where these threads about debating house prices and asking people to gaze into their crystal balls belong. Whilst closed that board specifically asks people not to post threads intended for it elsewhere on the forum yet people won’t stop clogging up this board asking people what house prices are going to do as if we can predict the future.musehead said:
That board has been closed since March 2020Lover_of_Lycra said:
Yes, so why ask it again? Besides you’ve posted on the wrong board. You want the Debate House Prices and the Economy board.konn1ch1ha said:The question that's been asked a million times, no doubt.This is not directly aimed at the OP but every single poster who starts a thread asking for house price predictions and speculation which seems to be happening on an almost daily basis now.Thus demonstrating significant unsatisfied demand for such a board.Perhaps Martin could capitalise on that by offering such a service behind a pay wall? (fondly remembers the old Monty Python Paid Argument sketch.)
Oh no, it wasn't!No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1 -
In New York, it isn't.GDB2222 said:
I'm not answering, as it's after 7PM.Davesnave said:GDB2222 said:
That was a contradiction sketch.Davesnave said:Lover_of_Lycra said:
And? That’s where these threads about debating house prices and asking people to gaze into their crystal balls belong. Whilst closed that board specifically asks people not to post threads intended for it elsewhere on the forum yet people won’t stop clogging up this board asking people what house prices are going to do as if we can predict the future.musehead said:
That board has been closed since March 2020Lover_of_Lycra said:
Yes, so why ask it again? Besides you’ve posted on the wrong board. You want the Debate House Prices and the Economy board.konn1ch1ha said:The question that's been asked a million times, no doubt.This is not directly aimed at the OP but every single poster who starts a thread asking for house price predictions and speculation which seems to be happening on an almost daily basis now.Thus demonstrating significant unsatisfied demand for such a board.Perhaps Martin could capitalise on that by offering such a service behind a pay wall? (fondly remembers the old Monty Python Paid Argument sketch.)
Oh no, it wasn't!
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Sorry, your time is up.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1
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Time is an abstract, relative construct, so it is impossible for it to be up, or for that matter, down.
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I agree.
At least, until you book another session.No reliance should be placed on the above! Absolutely none, do you hear?1
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