Saturday, Dec 15, 2007

Predictions that don't predict

TIC Group: Our Predictions for 2008

TIC is a leading property portfolio adviser and assists in building property portfolios for individuals worth many millions of pounds. The portfolios tend to consist of new build apartments in major conurbations. The article contains a number of predictions which may be irrelevant to property prices. What is missing is their prediction as to where property prices will move over the next twelve months.

Posted by glen @ 10:36 AM (303 views) Add Comment

3 Comments

1. Quiet Guy said...

The TIC group say

"Right now, the big question many are asking about the market is: will it crash in 2008? At TIC, we confidently predict that no, there won’t be a housing crash next year."

Just what the investor needs - good impartial advice.

I wonder, has an estate agent or other VI ever admitted that property is a bad investment?

Saturday, December 15, 2007 11:23AM Report Comment
 

2. paul said...

"The current uncertainty in the market obscures the fact that now, and early 2008, will be the best times to buy."

But hey if you're in the property business, when isn't a good time to buy, eh?

Saturday, December 15, 2007 12:41PM Report Comment
 

3. enuii said...

I highly recommend that all serious property investors fill their boots as quickly as possible and if neccesary re-mortgage their entire existing portfolio to take full advantage of the golden opportunities 2008 has to offer.

Saturday, December 15, 2007 02:45PM Report Comment
 

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