House selling prices

[Daily Express bot]

More likely 300cc bubble car sold for £100 in 1982 to cover the mortgage.

I thought I was your foe? Did you miss me?

You are on foe Oiram. If someone quotes you I see it.

I don’t understand foe workings, I won’t foe anyone, no point.

[Tuffers#2]

Coincedence ?

[Tuffers#2]

It went down to about 12% after about year or so as far as I can recall . Rates in the 70’s and early 80’s were always around 7% or more. Banks only offer fixed rates when they fancy the rates will go down. It was touch and go for ages when rates were 15%, my wages were not increasing and I had to sell my nice car to make ends meet.

Oiram sells car due to high mortgage in the 80s.

[Daily Express bot]

It went down to about 12% after about year or so as far as I can recall . Rates in the 70’s and early 80’s were always around 7% or more. Banks only offer fixed rates when they fancy the rates will go down. It was touch and go for ages when rates were 15%, my wages were not increasing and I had to sell my nice car to make ends meet.

Oiram sells car due to high mortgage in the 80s.

You have obviously suffered hardship. The roof above your head should be the financial priority. I had to sell my Porsche. Now worth at least 15 times what I sold it for but property has risen far greater by comparison and no regrets.

[Tuffers#2]

I've not suffered hardship Oiram.

[Currywurst and Chips]

House prices taking a slight dip?

No problem, sell hypothetical “Air space” above longstanding developments (without planning permission) for 5 figures

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-67575318

[Dunners]

UK housing is now, by far, the worst in terms of value for money than any other OECD country. This is so broken.

[Long slender neck]

Not if you're a landlord though?

[Currywurst and Chips]

Is there any causation between the net migration number 745,000 (in 2022 last figure available) and the number of properties being built, 191,801 for the year 2022?

[Beradogs]

Shhhhhhhhhh.. you can’t say that!…Of course there is, I know at least 5 different Hong Kong Chinese families that have bought in the uk on new developments, spending a lot of money in the process. One development in the south east, 40% of all buyers are from HK.

[Proposition Joe]

Shhhhhhhhhh.. you can’t say that!…Of course there is, I know at least 5 different Hong Kong Chinese families that have bought in the uk on new developments, spending a lot of money in the process. One development in the south east, 40% of all buyers are from HK.

Sure that correlates? Helluva lot of Far Eastern 'investors' don't ever live in the place they buy so they're not part of any migration figures.