[Will.]

[kirklancaster]

Shhh Will - Don't tell them on here. It doesn't fit in with all the panic and doomsaying.

[Will.]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Shhh Will - Don't tell them on here. It doesn't fit in with all the panic and doomsaying.

[arista]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Shhh Will - Don't tell them on here. It doesn't fit in with all the panic and doomsaying.

It has in Some Areas.


But Other Zones
Homes are Not Selling
but thats because the Prices are Well Above
what they should be.


Even Our New PM (Ref : PMQ's Weds Live)
informed the World
that a home in Liverpool
is Dirt Cheap.

[letmein]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Shhh Will - Don't tell them on here. It doesn't fit in with all the panic and doomsaying.

This isn't good news, dear. You do realize that things being more costly isn't good for consumers, right? Wait until Article 50 happens. Prices are going to go through the roof.

[Crimson Dynamo]

Originally Posted by letmein

This isn't good news, dear. You do realize that things being more costly isn't good for consumers, right? Wait until Article 50 happens. Prices are going to go through the roof.

and you know this how?

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by LeatherTrumpet

and you know this how?

The back pages of The Beano or Dandy I would hazard a guess.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

The back pages of The Beano or Dandy I would hazard a guess.

You're unreasonably old, Kirk.

[MB.]

Well that's simply wonderful for everyone who doesn't own a home isn't it

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by MB.

Well that's simply wonderful for everyone who doesn't own a home isn't it

Then one must presume that they did not own a home prior to the Referendum result, so this news should not affect them really. To anyone intending to purchase a home, prices may be up, but interest rates are coming down - projected to be near zero again - so actually affording a home is going to become easier, and even in a booming property market, there are always bargain properties around.

All in all - this is great news.

[Headie]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

Then one must presume that they did not own a home prior to the Referendum result, so this news should not affect them really.

Please explain how this makes any sense

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by Hayden

Please explain how this makes any sense

I'm sorry for not addressing this sooner Hayden - it is not through ignorance, but more the reality that a proper adequate response will be complex and lengthy, and I KNOW from experience that the FACTS which I support my post with will be ignored and unfairly passed off as 'OPINION' certain members, and that my own LONG experience of the Property Market will be similarly discounted.

There ARE several GENUINE reasons just why a rising market coupled with falling interest rates ARE good news for First Time Buyers - or for that matter, Buyers in general, but in short Hayden - detailing as much is so futile as to be not worth the effort.

[user104658]

Originally Posted by kirklancaster

the FACTS which I support my post with will be ignored and unfairly passed off as 'OPINION' certain members

Inside Kirk's head:

Youtube video

[billy123]

Originally Posted by MB.

Well that's simply wonderful for everyone who doesn't own a home isn't it

If you are waiting for a good time to get on the housing ladder nobody will never own a property. There isnt one and never has been its bloody hard.
My first house absolutely crippled me financially for 10 years thats a high price to pay 10 years of having no money but now its done and paid off.
I know people that were moaning about house prices when i bought mine that are still moaning about them now and still pouring their money into Landlords pockets. The amount of money wasted on rent would have bought them a house instead of just moaning and doing nothing to help themselves.

[Will.]

I'm literally going to be living at home forever.

[Black Dagger]

I'm sure it's absolutely fantastic news...

[kirklancaster]

Originally Posted by _LucasMichael_

I'm sure it's absolutely fantastic news...

I fear that you would be equally as facetious and damning if the report had said; 'Property prices fall due to Brexit'.

Time will tell which side is correct - me? I will put money on the 'Brexiteers' being proven correct.

[MB.]

I'm not sure there's anything "facetious" about young people being priced out of having somewhere decent to live Kirk

[Marsh.]

Originally Posted by MB.

I'm not sure there's anything "facetious" about young people being priced out of having somewhere decent to live Kirk

Depends entirely what you mean by "decent".

There are plenty affordable "decent" places to live for young people.

[MB.]

And if this turns into a debate about immigration then I'll gladly stick my head through a brick wall

[arista]

Originally Posted by MB.

And if this turns into a debate about immigration then I'll gladly stick my head through a brick wall

MB leaving the EU is about Free Trade Global

ignore those that twist this,


MB stay strong

[Ammi]

..house prices don't ever really have any relevance when you're selling and buying..your home is worth more, you pay more for the one that you're buying etc so it all levels out, whether it be high house prices or low ones...it's all the same really ..it only really makes a difference when you're moving 'onto or off the ladder' as it were ..so definitely not good for the younger/first time buyers...my son and his partner have struggled to find something that they could afford but hopefully the one they hope to buy now, will go through ok...this must be a regional thing though anyway because many homes in my area dropped huge amounts almost overnight just after Brexit, so I can't see any rise here atm as they have 'catch back up' to happen first....

[joeysteele]

Originally Posted by Ammi

..house prices don't ever really have any relevance when you're selling and buying..your home is worth more, you pay more for the one that you're buying etc so it all levels out, whether it be high house prices or low ones...it's all the same really ..it's only really makes a difference when you're moving 'onto or off the ladder' as it were ..so definitely not good for the younger/first time buyers...my son and his partner have struggled to find something that they could afford but hopefully the one they hope to buy now, will go through ok...this must be a regional thing though anyway because many homes in my area dropped huge amounts almost overnight just after Brexit, so I can't see any rise here atm as they have 'catch back up' to happen first....

This says it all for me really.

[Kizzy]

It's not across the country is it, only those who voted remain....you know, the sane, logical rational areas.

[joeysteele]

It is undeniably good for owners but very bad for those wanting to buy.

However,I know someone who had their house up for sale at £400,000 but have had to take a drastic drop in order to get it sold.

So maybe house prices up or down are more irrelevant than relevant possibly as to what they sell for in the end.
Of course also, we are not out of the EU 'yet',in fact there are no concrete plans as to how we will be out even yet either.