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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:21 PM

I have been following a "typical" detached bungalow in a nice area (east of Brighton). On the market for ages at 285 and I just received an email offering it for 260k. Anyone buying now will only offer 250k to get below the tax threshold. In reality it won't shift right now for over 250. This is a big drop and right at around 10% for mid year. 20% down by Crimbo looks like a dead cert IMO.

I am feeling most bouyant.
Predictions for 2010 (forecast on Crimbo 2009)

1. The HPC will gather pace by early Spring sending house prices down by at least another 15-20% with further joy to come in 2011 as prices continue to fall. The year will be characterised by the collapse and fall of BTL as negative equity and rising IR forces the majority out. The crash will have its 50-60% off before it is satisfied. [As of 19th May, 2010 Sterling is back below 1.50 and the Euro is having a bad year.]

2. Brown will be gone long before the June deadline with Cameron in with a majority of around 44 seats.[Cameron won and with the Coalition does seem to have a decent working majority]

3. Gold will crash as deflation spreads accross the globe. Sterling will be back below 1.50 to the $ and the Euro will not have a good year. [As of 19th May the clock still ticks for the next to last bubble that formed in the Brown years--the other is UK housing]

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:30 PM

View PostRealistbear, on 29 July 2010 - 01:21 PM, said:

I have been following a "typical" detached bungalow in a nice area (east of Brighton). On the market for ages at 285 and I just received an email offering it for 260k. Anyone buying now will only offer 250k to get below the tax threshold. In reality it won't shift right now for over 250. This is a big drop and right at around 10% for mid year. 20% down by Crimbo looks like a dead cert IMO.

I am feeling most bouyant.


I'm going to put my house on at £1 million and then drop the asking price to £500K next week. That's a 50% drop in a week, by Christmas people will be paying other people to have take their houses off their hands. Hooray!

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:30 PM

View PostRealistbear, on 29 July 2010 - 01:21 PM, said:

I have been following a "typical" detached bungalow in a nice area (east of Brighton). On the market for ages at 285 and I just received an email offering it for 260k. Anyone buying now will only offer 250k to get below the tax threshold. In reality it won't shift right now for over 250. This is a big drop and right at around 10% for mid year. 20% down by Crimbo looks like a dead cert IMO.

I am feeling most bouyant.



THe RB index.......sample one bungalow............based on asking prices.............as much use as a chocolate teapot!!!!!!!!

Get real RB....if you want to claim your 20% off by the end of the year you will have to hope for actual falls on the main indices (Haliwide and LR). The Nationwide fell by 0.5% today.....so only 19.5% drops required in 5 months!
A big call from RB on June 4th 2010......Let us see how he does:
"The market is sick, its dying and it is going to drop another 20% this year and more in 2011"

May indeces:
Halifax £167,570
Nationwide £169,162

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:31 PM

View PostRealistbear, on 29 July 2010 - 01:21 PM, said:

I have been following a "typical" detached bungalow in a nice area (east of Brighton). On the market for ages at 285 and I just received an email offering it for 260k. Anyone buying now will only offer 250k to get below the tax threshold. In reality it won't shift right now for over 250. This is a big drop and right at around 10% for mid year. 20% down by Crimbo looks like a dead cert IMO.

I am feeling most bouyant.



Let me know where it is and I will gazump you!

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:36 PM

View PostRealistbear, on 29 July 2010 - 01:21 PM, said:

I have been following a "typical" detached bungalow in a nice area (east of Brighton). On the market for ages at 285 and I just received an email offering it for 260k. Anyone buying now will only offer 250k to get below the tax threshold. In reality it won't shift right now for over 250. This is a big drop and right at around 10% for mid year. 20% down by Crimbo looks like a dead cert IMO.

I am feeling most bouyant.

I hope that you find somewhere you like soon so that you can enjoy some peace.
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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:39 PM

http://www.home.co.u...=brighton&all=1
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I have bought a newish (5 years) house in November 2006. I talked the vendor down 30% off peak 2004 price am am paying less than the 2002 price. I feel prices will continue to drop down to the 2001 price but saving for 5 years hopefully means i wont be stung. The price i am paying isn't much above the price the vendor paid for the place when it was new in 2000. However some idiot is trying to flog an identical house on my road for 55k above the price i paid, one month later!?!?! The housing market is frothy, no-one ever knows what the value of a house is, the value is what someone is willing to pay, make sure you pay alot less than the asking price.

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:40 PM

View PostMinos, on 29 July 2010 - 12:36 PM, said:

I hope that you find somewhere you like soon so that you can enjoy some peace.


I guess RB's got Grandkids in the UK thus he stays. For a tenth of the price of that bungalow there are many much bigger bungalows available in other countries. Sat in one right now.

How big is it RB, the bungalow?

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 12:51 PM

Maybe they just decided that they actually want to sell it.

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 04:09 PM

View Postcatmandu, on 29 July 2010 - 08:51 AM, said:

Maybe they just decided that they actually want to sell it.



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Exactly-unless they follow all the indices day by day and know what Present Value means (and stuff like that). Errrr? No I don't think so.

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Posted 29 July 2010 - 05:25 PM

View PostRealistbear, on 29 July 2010 - 02:21 PM, said:

I have been following a "typical" detached bungalow in a nice area (east of Brighton). ....


There are no nice areas east of Brighton.

Prices are falling in that area due to the big sh1t processing plant that is being built in Peacehaven and the incinerator in Newhaven.

Anyway it will be full of immigrants soon won't it RB?

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