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I've just been playing with property chimp around some of the RH postcodes.

I came across this monumental -56% prices drop in Billingshurst. Ouch. I can only assume this is new build BTL territory, but may be wrong.

http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=Woods...14+0SF&n=10

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I've just been playing with property chimp around some of the RH postcodes.

I came across this monumental -56% prices drop in Billingshurst. Ouch. I can only assume this is new build BTL territory, but may be wrong.

http://www.houseprices.co.uk/e.php?q=Woods...14+0SF&n=10

Doesn't look like BTL land. Here's one example I could find on the same road:

http://www.propertyfinder.com/cgi-bin/rsea...p;da=NESTORIAUK

503435914,20080906070758,p,400x300,photo1.jpg

Looks like small plots, small houses, but perfectly nice and established.

Maybe it was something structural?

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Doesn't look like BTL land. Here's one example I could find on the same road:

http://www.propertyfinder.com/cgi-bin/rsea...p;da=NESTORIAUK

503435914,20080906070758,p,400x300,photo1.jpg

Looks like small plots, small houses, but perfectly nice and established.

Maybe it was something structural?

If that's the case I bet the 2007 buyer is either suing their surveyor or wishing they'd had one.

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To be honest, is there not a chance that this is a mistake, I know that area and i would be very surprised if it had sold at that level..

Quite possible that its a divorce or other transfer of assets: You see a lot of these sorts of anomolies and typically they are characterised by a sale at ~50% of previous value as one party buys the other out.

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Quite possible that its a divorce or other transfer of assets: You see a lot of these sorts of anomolies and typically they are characterised by a sale at ~50% of previous value as one party buys the other out.

I would think this is correct.

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Quite possible that its a divorce or other transfer of assets: You see a lot of these sorts of anomolies and typically they are characterised by a sale at ~50% of previous value as one party buys the other out.

Agreed, my next door neighbours divorced and she bought him out. Comes up on search at what the value was.

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