From The Daily Telegraph… Apparently, this lady is now having to settle for a reduced sale value of £575k, meaning her property hasn't even doubled in value?! Anyone up for starting a GoFundMe?
by Cambers-175
From The Daily Telegraph… Apparently, this lady is now having to settle for a reduced sale value of £575k, meaning her property hasn't even doubled in value?! Anyone up for starting a GoFundMe?
by Cambers-175
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Can’t believe Khan would allow this.
“mumble, mumble… something, something… small boats, immigration…”
house price depreciation spotted in Parsons Green as well, stay safe hun x
Profit is not an entitlement.
why has the price decreased? i thought prices for anything property related is only going up in London
Davidson attributes part of her trouble selling to the service charge she pays on her flat, which rose from around £3,000 a year to almost £4,000.
“I think leaseholds get a bad name – there are benefits not being discussed”
“But that said, I wouldn’t want to go leasehold again”
There was a massive thread about this. The flat is on an A-road. Thats why its not selling.
[https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/70681364/?search_identifier=df47e6716cc6f5b7140a8d166c59af7da3bdc878c043eb65f9ac23b38b6b42d0&featured=1&utm_content=featured_listing](https://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/details/70681364/?search_identifier=df47e6716cc6f5b7140a8d166c59af7da3bdc878c043eb65f9ac23b38b6b42d0&featured=1&utm_content=featured_listing)
Whenever I buy stocks or ETFs, I get a message to the effect of “investments can increase or decrease in value”.
Maybe we should start telling people this when they buy homes?
The value of your investment may go….. up (?).
KHAAAAAAAAAANNNNNNNNNNNNN!!!!
Only 300k increase, wont somebody think of the poor homeowners.
Wealth tax now!
iT’s dEvaStAtinG – omg somebody help, my field of fucks to give for this is barren
Oh dear….anyway…
its not a healthy profit if you paid the difference in interest.
Literally the definition of rage bait.
And they say nurses have it tough.
Still trying to figure out why I, someone who can’t afford to buy a house, am supposed to be pleased house prices keep going up.
*This* is what I want to see. Actually I’d like to see them being forced to reduce the price by twice that amount. Thanks.
What part of ‘capital at risk, the value of your investment may go down as well as up’ is complicated
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