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Guy_Montag

Unfortunately IIRC repos are excluded from the LR index.

MissMoneypenny

ds1980 wrote: »

any ideas on the big victorian with pp in hull lot 59 ish i think. Could have bought it a little under 4 years ago with no planning for 120K! Guide was £290k

even at 50 a unit if it went for that your laughing! S$£**(!e area mind

Hull can be a dangerous place in the evening.

bizzybee

66 Royal Arch Apartments sold 28/02/01 £165,950

Sold 07/02/08 £157,500!

bizzybee

Lot 253, Apartment 116, Quebec Building, Bury St, Salford was sold twice on 18/05/06, once for £144,130 and then for £181,950.

Which do you suppose is the correct figure?

More to the point what do you think it's going to sell for in 10 minutes?

Generali

IIRC in the last crash Docklands in London was one of the really big losers - ok flats in horrible parts of town (Isle des Chiens anyone?).

Perhaps the same thing is happening in the other 'Regeneration Areas'. In Docklands the regeneration area was just really a ribbon by the river. Go a road or 2 back and the chi-chi wine bars and estate agents with fridges full of water give way to some pretty rough estates.

Addiscomber

fc123 wrote: »

locally we only have small ones too...what I meant was this BM one....more, same , less than last year?

Clive Emson is another large firm (I think They feature on the BBC's Homes under the Hammer) and you could check the number of properties in the catalogue for their next auctions on 15-19 February http://www.cliveemson.co.uk/download.asp
against results from previous auctions http://www.cliveemson.co.uk/past_results.asp

fc123

Generali wrote: »

IIRC in the last crash Docklands in London was one of the really big losers - ok flats in horrible parts of town (Isle des Chiens anyone?).

Perhaps the same thing is happening in the other 'Regeneration Areas'. In Docklands the regeneration area was just really a ribbon by the river. Go a road or 2 back and the chi-chi wine bars and estate agents with fridges full of water give way to some pretty rough estates.

I remember that time well...Shadwell is pricey now too.
Just served a couple of 20 somethings down from London, clutching EA deteails. She is a midwife and rents in Hackney (where exLA start at £250k), wants to move to Brighton.
Has access to 25% deposit from NHS. She had a look at the auction and now I feel bad as she wants one of the overpriced newbuilds in our area...EA played it up too...I referred her to MSE...hopefully she will ask some Q's first.
She has saved a deposit too.

fc123

and just looked at nxt auction on site for Brighton and a chi chi new build is coming up guide 190 (I think they were going for 300 ).

I hope I saved her from a pricey mistake

Generali

fc123 wrote: »

and just looked at nxt auction on site for Brighton and a chi chi new build is coming up guide 190 (I think they were going for 300 ).

I hope I saved her from a pricey mistake

Just remember that guide prices are just part of the marketing. Some are set low (to get buyers in) others high (to get sellers in next time).

If she wants a new place, it looks like it's better to buy one a couple of years old at auction and get 40% off!

MF2015

MissMoneypenny wrote: »

Hull can be a dangerous place in the evening.

So can a lot of places :rolleyes:

Can think of plenty of places worse than Hull on a night :eek: