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Evening Standard: Property Prices in Commuter Towns slashed


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3 hours ago, spyguy said:

You might want to read my comments on Readung in the regional forum.

I have some problems convincung the boosters on my theory, which looks like its coming true day by day.

Reading prices are bonkers. I noticed the rental market has taken a hit so the cost of town centre flats will come down shortly after.

 

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2 hours ago, longgone said:

savings rates going up then ?

In short, yes. Already happening

A year ago, easy access savings accounts (ie, with no silly direct debit faffing around, one year bonuses and four-figure deposit limits etc) fell pretty much to 1.00%. Ulster Bank currently offering 1.25%. Yes, that's dire in the light of inflation etc, but rates have clawed back the BoE's 0.25% cut by themselves. The pace of gain seems to be accelerating too.

(information gleaned from the excellent Savings Champion)

People are saving less as well - theoretically boosting competition for the shrinking pool of savings out there: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/business-41038932

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1 minute ago, rantnrave said:

In short, yes. Already happening

A year ago, easy access savings accounts (ie, with no silly direct debit faffing around, one year bonuses and four-figure deposit limits etc) fell pretty much to 1.00%. Ulster Bank currently offering 1.25%. Yes, that's dire in the light of inflation etc, but rates have clawed back the BoE's 0.25% cut by themselves. The pace of gain seems to be accelerating too.

(information gleaned from the excellent Savings Champion)

still dire i was getting 11k a year back in 2007 ! now luck if i can get 2k

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2 hours ago, houseface2000 said:

I had a dream that bank rate dropped to zero. I really feel this will be coming our way soon.

How does the base rate track against average mortgage rates. I imagine there is some correlation, but I guess banks charge whatever they want to cover percieved risk.

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Unless you have a stash load of reddies and a really good job with potential why would you move to commuter belt and all the expensive and timely travelling that curtails......surely you would move somewhere else..... rational or irrational thinking?;)

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23 minutes ago, TheCountOfNowhere said:

Shawbrooks certainly have over the last 6 months.

Not heard of them before, so had a quick look. 

First ad on their page was an over-55's IO mortgage offer.

Not good for the blood pressure, clicked back pretty sharpish.

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23 hours ago, ARENAPUA said:

I truly do believe sentiment is changing, albeit slowly...and that change is coming...

A slow and steady decline will be difficult to reverse once it takes hold and is exacerbated by interest rate rises, however small..we just need that momentum...

https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/property-prices-in-commuter-towns-slashed-as-rail-season-tickets-continue-to-rise-a3618086.html

 

 

 

It's the only reason I eventually joined HPC after years of having the odd peek knowing that nothing was going to happen just yet. I just hope I am not years too early as well.

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6 minutes ago, TheCountOfNowhere said:

Hyper inflation.

 

Usually happens after money printing.

 

 

Legs, arms and anything else I can cross hoping you are right, but cannot see it anytime soon

 

would have expected hyper inflation 2009 ish

 

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