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House Price Crash! (71 posts / 11,543 views)
Shadow Shadow
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Post #46 11 Aug 2020 15:13
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Let's see if the sold houses complete when buyers try get there mortgages approved.

Lenders are really tightening up on how much deposit is required and people's employment status.

Very uncharted at the moment.
jeffire jeffire
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Post #47 11 Aug 2020 17:14
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Mine finally went through last week , it all depends where you live and price bracket your house falls into , definately not a sellers market in west lancs !!! Banks are pulling mortgage offers as people continue to lose jobs , the next lockdown will see the housing market crumble .
Greekskii Greekskii
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Post #48 11 Aug 2020 17:27
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Scotland houses are being bought up very quickly. My boss went to house hunt last week. 18 house viewings, all SSTC the day before the viewings!! All for 40+k over asking. Turned in to silent auctions pretty much with a deadline for offers.
Estate agents told her many are relocating from the Home Counties, getting more for their money now they've figured out they can work from home 90% of the time.
Wayne Wayne
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Post #49 11 Aug 2020 17:46
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I bought / sold in November 2018 and my new house is now £75k more than then After spending 20k.........as already mentioned it's the mortgages being offered going through that's the problem! I'm hearing it will be 25% deposit minimum for future mortgages......
SPINBOWLER SPINBOWLER
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Post #50 12 Aug 2020 23:39
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Absolutely no chance of that happening except for a very very few lenders.
jeffire jeffire
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Post #51 13 Aug 2020 16:53
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Thats true we bought our new house in scotland may 2019 had it valued 2 weeks ago £40,000 more than what we paid . Swings and roundabouts.
Darkieallard
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Post #52 13 Aug 2020 23:09
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House prices around me Lowestoft, Suffolk seem to be at the all time high at the moment.

House next door too me sold within 3 days for 10k over the asking fee.

member member
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Post #53 21 Dec 2021 16:58
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Well, in times of the COVID-19 pandemic lockdown, the property costs raised in the high value. I'm not familiar with the reasons, but the fact is, the property cost before the COVID-19 pandemic was lower by 20% by official statistics in my region. Hopefully, I made a good mortgage contract before the pandemic happened. Big thanks to the Mortgage Advice London service that helped me deal with banks and property owners and make good mortgage conditions for me.
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #54 21 Dec 2021 18:54
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I don't follow house prices. Did this prediction come true?
wandle1 wandle1
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Post #55 21 Dec 2021 19:37
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Someone I've known for 40 yrs has sold up ,and moved to Aberdeen, Scotland..bought a field ,lives in a caravan ,mind you horses are their lives,so...over 150 years of history went with them ,several generations of builders and farming experience, all that remains is the families headstones..

The reason they have moved is in my mates words..

Welcome to Theme Park Kernow...make of that what you can ..
Sussexcarper93
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Post #56 21 Dec 2021 20:41
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I bought a house in February 2021 and it's worth £50k more than what I paid (identical house opposite sold a couple of weeks back).

The house I bought in 2018 that I now rent out, we had it valued to go through for a BTL mortgage and they valued it at £120k more than I bought it for. West Sussex prices are ridiculous!
tazi tazi
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Post #57 21 Dec 2021 22:15
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I know of one that certainly crashed.....
Tinhead Tinhead
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Post #58 21 Dec 2021 22:56
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Yes but that wasn't anything to do with market forces.
So it seems the original prediction was way off which brings me to the conclusion.
Whatever the subject matter don't listen to the 'experts' on this forum
Sussexcarper93
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Post #59 21 Dec 2021 23:25
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Stamp duty holiday was the main driving factor which skews the forecasts imo
tazi tazi
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Post #60 22 Dec 2021 01:22
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