LesDawson

Thanks for the replies. (Well most of you 😄 )

Oh that's HMO, sorry. Yeah, so I had been looking at houses up North or flats down the coast, and don't drive, so would be getting trains to get around.

I know you are only supposed to be traveling on public transport for essential reasons, but for somebody like me who is living in a rented MHO flatshare (and it's been awful under lockdown) that was looking for a while at getting a decent place to live... Wouldn't that be essenitial travel ? Finding a decent home to live in is pretty essential I would say, but i feel that the authorities would not agree... Maybe if you have proof that you are going to some viewings (emails from estate agents, etc), maybe that might help. All I know is I really don't recommend living in small bedroom with 6 people sharing a shower (as the other one broke) and a kitchen and that's it, been very tough couple of months.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/money/general-election-sees-4000-wiped-20914455 👍👍

Jeez.... And I was starting to really like the guy

https://news.sky.com/video/hong-kongs-desperate-homes-11856522 Shocking. Paying £1500 a month to live in such conditions.

Wasn't shared ownership to begin with was it ?... I saw quite a few converted factories / large business and the like into shared ownership flats around the area. They still there or got out ?

Blimey I didn't even think to look at previous sales. Has just gone on the market, may be interesting to keep.an eye on this one. I reckon it will go for £183k in about 3 months time. Higher or Lower ?

Unbelievable, I am accepting it at face value, but might still prove to be a prank ?...it's almost like one of those Daily Mash things...yet is so.borderline of what could be real.or not these days.

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-75081826.html 😃

https://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/property-65657844.html But it is for naturists only. Blimey.

Ooopsie... https://www.newstatesman.com/politics/uk/2019/10/would-no-deal-brexit-crash-housing-market There's the link

Not very conclusive, or that original, and covering a few bases, but basically suggesting a fall of 10-20% would not be unlikely following a No Deal Brexit

https://www.theguardian.com/money/2019/sep/07/why-uk-savings-rates-may-be-heading-for-zero-what-to-do I was brought up to save. Ah Well.

https://www.visualcapitalist.com/mapped-the-countries-with-the-highest-housing-bubble-risks/