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daytona365

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1,773 posts

195 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ?

Edited by daytona365 on Wednesday 15th July 14:37

Durzel

13,028 posts

199 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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The surrounding cheaper areas within practical commute distance?

What do I win?

daytona365

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1,773 posts

195 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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50,000 refugees for Somerset ?

austinsmirk

5,597 posts

154 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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They spend decades in hotels b&bs temp accomm whilst the London authorities attempt to rehouse them in social hsg.

If a duty is found to rehouse such persons and a local connection is found, the law is quite clear about an authorities responsibilities. Ultimately it'll just push the poor into London suburbs which are " up coming" to use estate agent chic.

The welfare reform bill is unjust, only needs to apply to London and is socially cleansing the capital.


Parabola

1,864 posts

228 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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To the Lounge?

98elise

32,868 posts

192 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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daytona365 said:
Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ? Maybe similar observations were made in 30's Germany ?!
Same place the low and middle income workers live, outside of London?

If you are talking about people on benefits, then why do they need to live in London? I was born in London, and work in London. Why can't tax payers pay for me to live in London?

Hackney

7,442 posts

239 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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They rent
They buy impractically small properties in less desirable areas
They move further out and spend more money and time commuting - and become depressed at the amount of time they spend commuting and the expense of it all
Or they move out of London completely and get jobs elsewhere that pay less but cost of living (and affordability of housing) is much better

daytona365

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Wednesday 15th July 2015
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''Same place the low and middle income workers live, outside of London?''........So, while London will become more and more desirable, formerly nice places to live ie, 'The suburbs' will eventually be rendered almost unlivable after importing many of London's urban problems ?

S0 What

3,358 posts

203 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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daytona365 said:
Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ? Maybe similar observations were made in 30's Germany ?!
Really ? try a council estate or any housing state come to that, a 1/4 of all private housing estates are put aside for housing assosiatons/council, there's loads of us still in London.
The dole office now activly offer jobs up country that come with an offer of a council house, bloke next door was offerd a bus driving job in sheffield with a 4 bed council house AND moving costs.

DonkeyApple

70,847 posts

200 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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daytona365 said:
Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ? Maybe similar observations were made in 30's Germany ?!
Ah, not being paid to live in one of the world's most profitable and expensive cities while choosing not to work should not be compared glibly to genocide or ethnic cleansing so why don't you ps off and have a proper word with yourself and stop being a hysterical, offensive monkey. Good boy.

Zod

35,295 posts

289 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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DonkeyApple said:
daytona365 said:
Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ? Maybe similar observations were made in 30's Germany ?!
Ah, not being paid to live in one of the world's most profitable and expensive cities while choosing not to work should not be compared glibly to genocide or ethnic cleansing so why don't you ps off and have a proper word with yourself and stop being a hysterical, offensive monkey. Good boy.
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ali_kat

32,157 posts

252 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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DonkeyApple said:
daytona365 said:
Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ? Maybe similar observations were made in 30's Germany ?!
Ah, not being paid to live in one of the world's most profitable and expensive cities while choosing not to work should not be compared glibly to genocide or ethnic cleansing so why don't you ps off and have a proper word with yourself and stop being a hysterical, offensive monkey. Good boy.
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SturdyHSV

10,443 posts

198 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Zod said:
DonkeyApple said:
daytona365 said:
Simple question. All the flotsam and jetsam financially forced out of the London property market, well where do they go/get put ? Maybe similar observations were made in 30's Germany ?!
Ah, not being paid to live in one of the world's most profitable and expensive cities while choosing not to work should not be compared glibly to genocide or ethnic cleansing so why don't you ps off and have a proper word with yourself and stop being a hysterical, offensive monkey. Good boy.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Godwin%27s_law

daytona365

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195 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Surprising how Solicitors & Derivative whatnot's can misinterpret a comment so fully and comprehensively.

Timmy40

13,014 posts

229 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Millions of your flotsam and jetson have by an accident of history found that houses they paid next to nothing for are now very very valuable, and so enjoy a huge financial windfall far in excess of what they ever could have earnt when they decided to sell and retire out to the South Coast, or move and rent there old house out. It's a process called gentrification which has been going on in London ( and other cities ) for decades. And is possibly the only effective example of wealth trickle down I can think of.

As for the low paid service sector, now dominated by Eastern Europeans, they live 10 to a room all over London but those low wages in relative local terms in a few years add up to buying a house back home for them, again hardly a bad deal for them or us.

RizzoTheRat

29,143 posts

223 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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Timmy40 said:
As for the low paid service sector, now dominated by Eastern Europeans, they live 10 to a room all over London but those low wages in relative local terms in a few years add up to buying a house back home for them, again hardly a bad deal for them or us.
And when they all go home the remainder will find London's not quite so desirable when there's nobody to collect their bins, serve them in restaurants or look after them in hospital biggrin

daytona365

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Wednesday 15th July 2015
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We'll all have to move to relatively unpolluted Hampshire then ?

Timmy40

13,014 posts

229 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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RizzoTheRat said:
Timmy40 said:
As for the low paid service sector, now dominated by Eastern Europeans, they live 10 to a room all over London but those low wages in relative local terms in a few years add up to buying a house back home for them, again hardly a bad deal for them or us.
And when they all go home the remainder will find London's not quite so desirable when there's nobody to collect their bins, serve them in restaurants or look after them in hospital biggrin
Except they tend not to go home. They tend to split there life between London and there home country spending holidays and special events at home, but also living in London. Also the are replaced by the enxt generation graduates from there home countries to come here much as the Aussies and Kiwis used to.

Zod

35,295 posts

289 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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daytona365 said:
Surprising how Solicitors & Derivative whatnot's can misinterpret a comment so fully and comprehensively.
How exactly did you think your reference to 30s Germany would go down?

Timmy40

13,014 posts

229 months

Wednesday 15th July 2015
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daytona365 said:
We'll all have to move to relatively unpolluted Hampshire then ?
Where hurricanes hardly happen.