How Far Will House Prices Fall? [Volume 6]

How Far Will House Prices Fall? [Volume 6]

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macron

9,940 posts

167 months

Tuesday 13th February
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Such as what, out of interest?

princeperch

7,942 posts

248 months

Tuesday 13th February
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https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/b...

Probably for all the reasons in this article.

As an asides, I work for a central government department currently located on petty France in Westminster.

They are looking at moving from petty France to either a new office in canary wharf or the Olympic park in Stratford. I suspect they'll go for Stratford in the end because it's cheaper. The rents however in the wharf, do seem fairly competitive compared to the west end and the city.

NomduJour

19,171 posts

260 months

Tuesday 13th February
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The best thing about Canary Wharf is the Elizabeth Line out; best thing about Stratford is never having to go there in first place.

Earthdweller

13,641 posts

127 months

Tuesday 13th February
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The best thing about Stratford was always the Railway tavern otherwise known as the “early house”

Opened at 6am for all the night workers going home, many great memories there smile

ooid

4,135 posts

101 months

Tuesday 13th February
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A few of these commercial sales have also been making a massive impact.

https://www.cityam.com/12-storey-canary-wharf-towe...

Due to the location, I still think it is an opportunity area -imho-

mwstewart

7,671 posts

189 months

Wednesday 14th February
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Earthdweller said:
The best thing about Stratford was always the Railway tavern otherwise known as the “early house”

Opened at 6am for all the night workers going home, many great memories there smile
Agree with that. A real old fashioned boozer.

Would rather not be there at all, howeversmile

mwstewart

7,671 posts

189 months

Wednesday 14th February
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ooid said:
A few of these commercial sales have also been making a massive impact.

https://www.cityam.com/12-storey-canary-wharf-towe...

Due to the location, I still think it is an opportunity area -imho-
I really like the place. As a place to work it's just really convenient with all the the shops I want in close proximity. As to living - not my first choice.

G-wiz

2,244 posts

27 months

Thursday 15th February
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Savage falls in London prices in 2023, apparently:


ooid

4,135 posts

101 months

Thursday 15th February
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Fire Sale (117 properties for £5.6m)

http://www.investmentweek.co.uk/4174453

Louis Balfour

26,455 posts

223 months

Friday 16th February
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ooid said:
Fire Sale (117 properties for £5.6m)

http://www.investmentweek.co.uk/4174453
Would these have been ones where a strategic S.21 was on the cards, which would soon be prohibited if Gove is to be believed.

ooid

4,135 posts

101 months

Friday 16th February
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Louis Balfour said:
Would these have been ones where a strategic S.21 was on the cards, which would soon be prohibited if Gove is to be believed.
Probably. A few slum lords just sold these assets to them in massive values apparently and caught by short-sellers. Loads of drama happened last year with them.

princeperch

7,942 posts

248 months

Wednesday 28th February
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Saw my old flat is now showing at the land registry

I sold it in 2014. The people I sold it to spent about 20k on it, New bathroom, boiler, redec, new flooring etc.

Poor sods.

okgo

38,258 posts

199 months

Wednesday 28th February
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And yet still the housepricecrash loons are moaning about affordability of FTB places.

It is as good as it has been, or rather it was when that transacted, back on the way up now.