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Originally Posted by Dreaded_Estate
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
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It does, we've entered the Spring Selling Season now with auctions being held and new homes schemes being released.
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
Private profit for public gain!
[quote=Ard-Taoiseach]It does, we've entered the Spring Selling Season now with auctions being held and new homes schemes being released.[/quote:s11yqa9q]
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
excellent, cant wait to see how much the average prices go up.........
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[quote=digoutday]excellent, cant wait to see how much the average prices go up.........[/quote:369pktbj]It does, we've entered the Spring Selling Season now with auctions being held and new homes schemes being released.
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
They'll probably go down by 15% compared to last Spring's Selling Season the way the market is situated at the moment.
Private profit for public gain!
[quote=Ard-Taoiseach][quote=digoutday]excellent, cant wait to see how much the average prices go up.........[/quote:1dl0l1zy]It does, we've entered the Spring Selling Season now with auctions being held and new homes schemes being released.
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
They'll probably go down by 15% compared to last Spring's Selling Season the way the market is situated at the moment.[/quote:1dl0l1zy]
and the rest, seeing as lending is down by 20% ?
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[quote=digoutday][quote=Ard-Taoiseach]They'll probably go down by 15% compared to last Spring's Selling Season the way the market is situated at the moment.[/quote:3o3rhxsf]excellent, cant wait to see how much the average prices go up.........It does, we've entered the Spring Selling Season now with auctions being held and new homes schemes being released.
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
and the rest, seeing as lending is down by 20% ?[/quote:3o3rhxsf]
Well, this year's price drop in real terms will be just below that 20% figure you mention. This is all part of a property market becoming realistic and easing out the excess.
Private profit for public gain!
[quote=Ard-Taoiseach][quote=digoutday][quote="Ard-Taoiseach":36a410wu]They'll probably go down by 15% compared to last Spring's Selling Season the way the market is situated at the moment.[/quote:36a410wu]excellent, cant wait to see how much the average prices go up.........It does, we've entered the Spring Selling Season now with auctions being held and new homes schemes being released.
i thought property normally moves quicker @ this time of year?
and the rest, seeing as lending is down by 20% ?[/quote:36a410wu]
Well, this year's price drop in real terms will be just below that 20% figure you mention. This is all part of a property market becoming realistic and easing out the excess.[/quote:36a410wu]
50% is a little more than easing out the excess
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