Friday, Nov 28, 2008
Terrific Property Market
Knight Frank Residential Newsletter: Autumn 2008 london residential Review
Dont worry about it, they ain't any forced sellers, there ain't any rising unemployment, there ain't any oversupply of properties for rent in London.It is time to buy, buy,buy......
Posted by fjcruiser @ 09:18 AM (310 views) Add Comment
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1. Suzy And Joe said...
House prices are set to fall a further 36pc over the next two years in what could amount to the worst post-war housing crash, according to the price of contracts being traded on the derivatives market.
So so long as you buy with that in mind you'll be fine. Auctions are selling a fair few at half price...
2. confused76 said...
"new Russian, Middle Eastern and Indian
wealth, a result of booming commodity prices.
New oil-rich buyers have also joined the
market from countries such as Kazakhstan
and Nigeria. Some domestic buyers – notably
hedge fund managers – remain keen."
"new Russian, Middle Eastern and Indian
wealth, a result of booming commodity prices.
New oil-rich buyers have also joined the
market from countries such as Kazakhstan
and Nigeria. Some domestic buyers – notably
hedge fund managers – remain keen."
lehman who?