[Key Stakeholder]

Here are some pictures which appear to be from Aberdeen:

www.edgewatch.blogspot.com

[Torryloonmadegood]

Brilliant photography, a real eye for contrast, signed copies ?

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Torryloonmadegood, on 20 December 2011 - 03:10 PM, said:

Brilliant photography, a real eye for contrast, signed copies ?

Agreed, excellent photays' , not sure I'd invite him/her to my Xmas party tho if that's the best holiday snaps of Aberdeen they can take

[Torryloonmadegood]

You're right can think of a few better areas, but the guys eye for grit and contrast is excellent, really liked the one with the Chapel Street carpark.

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Torryloonmadegood, on 21 December 2011 - 08:22 AM, said:

You're right can think of a few better areas, but the guys eye for grit and contrast is excellent, really liked the one with the Chapel Street carpark.

My favourite is Norco Hoose, and how its been squeezed in between its surroundings, that and the Craiginches one stand out particularly

Are you sure its Thistle Street ?

[Torryloonmadegood]

Norco house ? maybe, I thought it was the chapel street car park, but think you're right

[AbzHouseHunter]

Nice places in Aberdeen are still selling for more than valuation. o/o £249k, valued at £250k but sold for about £257k.

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AbzHouseHunter, on 13 January 2012 - 08:31 PM, said:

Nice places in Aberdeen are still selling for more than valuation. o/o £249k, valued at £250k but sold for about £257k.

Personally I wouldn't read too much into such an insignificant amount, and would view that as just noise in the numbers. I mean surveys are pretty much a stab in the dark and I believe that too much store is set by them.

Arguably it's the surveyors of the world that are dragging out this standoff by consistently over valuing properties ( to get the business) rather than sitting the sellers down and explaining the harsh realities of the market and how even though johnny down the road got more in 2007, that market has gone, never to return we suspect,