| Topic: | Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | |
| Posted by: | Anneberth Lux | |
| Date/Time: | 22/05/05 11:59:00 |
| Funnily in my maths this measure doesn't halve house prices but inflates them further! All it means is that the demand/market element gets taken out of the price consideration in future, because the state will pick up the extra. So you can safely ask for outrageous returns on your investment without worrying about the sate of the market (can't price yourself out of it now, can you?) - and move away to somewhere where only the really senselessly rich reside. I'm quite looking forward to having some normal people moving back into my road.. |
| Topic | Date Posted | Posted By |
| House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 10:54:00 | Will Watson |
| Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 11:17:00 | Jonathan Sheldrake |
| Re:Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 16:16:00 | Will Watson |
| Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 11:22:00 | Toby Lovern |
| Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 11:40:00 | Michael John Mignola |
| Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 11:59:00 | Anneberth Lux |
| Re:Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 15:42:00 | Stephen Pett |
| Re:Re:Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 17:57:00 | Lois Westby |
| Re:Re:Re:Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! | 22/05/05 18:11:00 | Asha Smith |
| Re:House Prices in W4 Halved! (n/m) | 23/05/05 06:58:00 | David Johnson |