denarii

it would be far simpler to send the scum back to their home countries instead of polluting our country with somalians and similar who will offer virtually nothing to the country and most of the adults of whom dont abide by the laws. speaking of scum the only thing i dont like about fulham is the hordes of scum who arrive a couple of hours before a football match. i had honestly forgotten that people like that still existed.... and they probably vote Labour as well.

mid-05 when the BoE hiked rates. they leveled out for a bit and then continued going up, at which point i gave up calling the top. still renting though

@james wyatt i am renting from kfh in fulham. i was asking about the two up two down houses around here and they sai they are going for 800-900 ish, and were 1.1-1.25m before the crisis. can i ask in your view how many of these buyers will get squeezed if interest rates rise and or there is a down turn in the city? there must be quite a few leveraged up accountants, consultants, lawyers etc... i can see interest rates going over 10% here for several years when the denouemont finally hits. i noticed on the chelsea thread you said the market is cash purchase driven, but surely in fulham its more domestic buyers with mortgages?

Infaltion: Cost of living Deflation: Asset prices Wages: not doing much in real terms. ** too drunk to post more right now.