iamnumerate

They more than recovered in London, unlike places with a lot less immigration.

No one is saying it is the only reason, but it is a reason.

In London in 2008 prices were still much higher than in 2001 - and they were not cheap then.

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So you think it is as easy to buy now as in the past?

Obviously that is true However this In 2001 the rent was a lot more than the mortgage

It is not true in 2001, my mortgage was a lot cheaper than the equivalent rent and I didn't have a 20% deposit.

I don't think necessary evil is emotive, standard English.

True, of course the over building made the houses fall more in Spain.

Japan spends half of Sweden does on benefits but does not have more crime, I don't think the case has been proved that lower benefits = higher crime. http://www.nationmaster.com/country-info/stats/Economy/Social-welfare-spending/>-%-of-GDP/Excluding-education (The UK is not on this list for some reason).

This post should be a sticky a great summary of why low interest rates are not the whole problem.

In Spain the house bubble created mass housing building which caused prices to crash by a lot.

As I have said many times, no one is actually blaming Vlad, they are blaming the Government for letting him (and many others) come here without thinking about where Vlad is going to live. You are misrepresenting your opponents views, why?

Do the in laws wonder why they have space but not their children?

I was asking if you were in charge of writing the manifesto for a political party that would get rid of tax, if there would be any details other than just get rid of tax. I think I know the answer now.