Here's hoping. I've been thinking along the same sort of lines for years, tbh. I've got no real hard evidence, but if you compare the peak of the housing market (couple of years ago) to 10 years previous, wages hadn't changed all that much for any one job (comparing like with like - career progression is a completely different thing), but prices went mental. So to me it was inevitable that something had to happen.
Douglas Payne gurgled happily, sounding much like they were saying:
I don't think a badly leaking hood counts as a jacuzzi. Even with the flatulence.
It must be the munchie boxes.
Hey, my ride has 18's and a DVD :P
LOL! Does it wear a "designed for 13s" sticker on the dashboard though! :p
Fingers crossed here, for expansion of my empire (/evil landlord laugh and sound of rubbing of fingerless-gloved hands/), although I doubt that things are going to fall more than another 25% or so - whilst prices are borderline affordable, there are expansion pressures from population, and a deeply entrenched ownership mentality. Populations also seem to have a collective memory span of about
14months, so whilst people now are shy of investing in property, it's only a matter of a relatively short time and distraction by one or two other crises before the cycle will kick off again. Probably.Have something to add? Share your thoughts — no account required.
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