Sunday, Apr 18, 2010
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DavidSmitsss: Don't blame the politicians
sellers have been persuaded to put their properties on the market in the expectation of getting a high price, while those same high prices are, in some cases, deterring buyers
Posted by confused76 @ 12:40 PM (810 views) Add Comment
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1. vacuouspolitician said...
"David Smith: Home Economics"
Home economics - correct me if I'm wrong but isn't that a national curriculum subject where they teach kids to bake cakes...?
Put it on 200 degree celsius Dave and bake it for 30 minutes more...it's come out a bit flat.
2. montesquieu said...
Is this Mr D Smith arguing for a fall in prices?
Surely not?
3. markj69 str05 said...
I believe we are seeing a phase of slow realisation.
4. mdmick said...
Maybe, in the same way that people on the radio read out a pollen count on a regular basis, there could be an announcement of a sensible purchase price for a 100,000 pound property - according to a formula of income ratio. I choose 100,000 because it is easy to do maths with that number.
Phew! House price crisis averted!
5. inbreda said...
@3
I assume you mean that David Smith, who has proven himself to be not just slow amongst humans - but relatively slow even in a gathering of incredibly slow people, is slowly beginning to wake up?
Well - if he can do it, anyone can. Should we have a sweepstake on whether he is likely to say anything remotely intelligent in 2010?