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The Forgotten Generation X - Overlooked?
honkydonkey replied to Pop321's topic in House prices and the economy
I'd say it's more a form of insecurity, looking at a smartphone means you don't need to interact with the world around you, an adult pacifier of sorts. -
Ministers urged to halt right-to-buy scheme
honkydonkey replied to PeanutButter's topic in House prices and the economy
It clearly didn’t work. Brent council were renting houses off a landlord they had banned from renting! -
Nearing the end of my sanity..
honkydonkey replied to chiefofwales's topic in House prices and the economy
Yes it’s called renting. You borrow the house, pay for that borrowing, then buy it after the price has fallen. You’re also off the hook if prices go up, so win win ? -
The next 15 Megacities ..A series
honkydonkey replied to Saving For a Space Ship's topic in House prices and the economy
Interesting read. Thanks. -
Did anybody invest in Propertymoose
honkydonkey replied to simvastatin's topic in House prices and the economy
Between 1997 and 2016, UK property prices have grown by 11.65% per year on average.1 Sounds wonderful. I wonder what years 2016 to 2035 will average, -
Did Hiram Maxim Murder William Cantelo
honkydonkey replied to simvastatin's topic in House prices and the economy
Is this Christmas Cludo HPC style? -
French 10 year bond yield is 0.69%
honkydonkey replied to reddog's topic in House prices and the economy
Mexico’s 100 year bond trades at 5.5%. 2008 is still affecting bond prices across the globe. Nothing is normal. -
Want your own home, have wealthy parents
honkydonkey replied to localhero1983's topic in House prices and the economy
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-6457027/Young-people-three-times-likely-homeowners-30-parents-one.html -
NIMBYs blame local HMOs for falling house prices
honkydonkey replied to Si1's topic in House prices and the economy
Houses should not, and never be HMO's. They were not designed for this, that's what flats are for. All it does is force people into less and less acceptable living arrangements. If more hmo's are needed, then build more flats, not convert houses down to the lowest possible denominator. If 6 people want to band together and rent a house, great. They will be paying far less doing it this way than renting a crappy room with no lounge they can socialise in etc. All HMO's allow is a landlord to cream more rent for less. -
Put another way the landlord was able to gamble 100k with the hopes of 'winning' over 5 million, that would be like buying apple shares when they were crap, or bitcoin at $400 and cashing out at the high. That's a pretty healthy bet, if it wasn't for that pesky 0.5% interest rate raise lol. The only point I raise is, why aren't we all doing it?
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I don’t think so. There’s so many vans out there, people living in them will always be relatively niche.
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Fergus Wilson throws in the towel?
honkydonkey replied to Bruce Banner's topic in House prices and the economy
Yes and without E.European staff he cannot operate. Apparently they have magical powers above the indigenous population (the power to tolerate crap landlords and employers probably their main one). -
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