Show us your real estate pawn (vol 2)
Discussion
silverthorn2151 said:
I don't dislike some of that part of the world, but it's just all a bit close to Runcorn and the chemical industry for my liking. silverthorn2151 said:
on first sight really like this oneNick Grant said:
Where will it all end? I hate to point out the bleeding obvious, but 20% year on year growth in London is...unsustainable.Justin Cyder said:
Where will it all end? I hate to point out the bleeding obvious, but 20% year on year growth in London is...unsustainable.
Where will it end? Who knows, just found a £65M flat 
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
Justin Cyder said:
Nick Grant said:
Where will it all end? I hate to point out the bleeding obvious, but 20% year on year growth in London is...unsustainable.$114 million
http://www.businessinsider.com/nyc-mansion-on-sale...
the cheapest in this list is $60 milion....
http://www.businessinsider.com/most-expensive-home...
Nick Grant said:
Where will it end? Who knows, just found a £65M flat
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I love the way that the price is £64,999,950.http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I imagine the conversation in the estate agents: "I know, let's put it up at £64,999,950 so that it looks a bargain compared to all the properties listed at £65 million"
AmitG said:
Nick Grant said:
Where will it end? Who knows, just found a £65M flat
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I love the way that the price is £64,999,950.http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I imagine the conversation in the estate agents: "I know, let's put it up at £64,999,950 so that it looks a bargain compared to all the properties listed at £65 million"
Nick Grant said:
Needs a bigger hall light.AmitG said:
Nick Grant said:
Where will it end? Who knows, just found a £65M flat
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I love the way that the price is £64,999,950.http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I imagine the conversation in the estate agents: "I know, let's put it up at £64,999,950 so that it looks a bargain compared to all the properties listed at £65 million"
GarryDK said:
That would do me. Some of the decorations are a bit dark but I could get that re-done. 
Du1point8 said:
I visited this place last weekend http://www.thethermalclub.com/ certainly real estate prawn for a petrolhead.Megaflow said:
AmitG said:
Nick Grant said:
Where will it end? Who knows, just found a £65M flat
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I love the way that the price is £64,999,950.http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I imagine the conversation in the estate agents: "I know, let's put it up at £64,999,950 so that it looks a bargain compared to all the properties listed at £65 million"
This place looks pristine and the location speaks for itself but I just can't see £65 million of value here. It looks like a massive hotel suite. I guess that's what buyers want. I also imagine that nobody is going to be living there full time. It'll be bought as an investment or as a safe place to park the cash. At best it will be a bolt hole.
As others have already said, London house prices have become detached from intrinisic value and are now largely speculative. They used to be priced like blue chip stocks but now they are more like dot-coms.
AmitG said:
It's funny isn't it, the way the terminology changes as you move up the scale.
This place looks pristine and the location speaks for itself but I just can't see £65 million of value here. It looks like a massive hotel suite. I guess that's what buyers want. I also imagine that nobody is going to be living there full time. It'll be bought as an investment or as a safe place to park the cash. At best it will be a bolt hole.
As others have already said, London house prices have become detached from intrinisic value and are now largely speculative. They used to be priced like blue chip stocks but now they are more like dot-coms.
Who knows what'll happen to it.This place looks pristine and the location speaks for itself but I just can't see £65 million of value here. It looks like a massive hotel suite. I guess that's what buyers want. I also imagine that nobody is going to be living there full time. It'll be bought as an investment or as a safe place to park the cash. At best it will be a bolt hole.
As others have already said, London house prices have become detached from intrinisic value and are now largely speculative. They used to be priced like blue chip stocks but now they are more like dot-coms.
One things for sure, those apartments are proving extremely difficult to sell.
anonymous said:
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Agreed. when all the others have sold for their 'reasonable' price tag compared to this flat there will be a discrete price drop to £40MM and someone will be getting a 'bargain'I've not been to that block but i'd imagine its like a morgue - doe anyone actually live in the higher floors?
Thankyou4calling said:
AmitG said:
It's funny isn't it, the way the terminology changes as you move up the scale.
This place looks pristine and the location speaks for itself but I just can't see £65 million of value here. It looks like a massive hotel suite. I guess that's what buyers want. I also imagine that nobody is going to be living there full time. It'll be bought as an investment or as a safe place to park the cash. At best it will be a bolt hole.
As others have already said, London house prices have become detached from intrinisic value and are now largely speculative. They used to be priced like blue chip stocks but now they are more like dot-coms.
Who knows what'll happen to it.This place looks pristine and the location speaks for itself but I just can't see £65 million of value here. It looks like a massive hotel suite. I guess that's what buyers want. I also imagine that nobody is going to be living there full time. It'll be bought as an investment or as a safe place to park the cash. At best it will be a bolt hole.
As others have already said, London house prices have become detached from intrinisic value and are now largely speculative. They used to be priced like blue chip stocks but now they are more like dot-coms.
One things for sure, those apartments are proving extremely difficult to sell.
Megaflow said:
AmitG said:
Nick Grant said:
Where will it end? Who knows, just found a £65M flat
http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I love the way that the price is £64,999,950.http://www.rightmove.co.uk/property-for-sale/prope...
I imagine the conversation in the estate agents: "I know, let's put it up at £64,999,950 so that it looks a bargain compared to all the properties listed at £65 million"
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