Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
My thread above was closed back in 2016 ( originally posted 2014) but just wanted to let everyone know that my little house is now worth nearly 3 times (or 300 %) more. Still no desire to sell as I absolutely love Cabo Roig.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
I find that very hard to believe. Do you have any evidence to support your claim?
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Hi Missile, sorry none as not currently selling. You are going to have to take my word for it that my little house (£55k 2014) on the Hills of Cabo Roig (becoming quite an exclusive place to live) is now circa €150k as advised by my original estate agent desperate to sell it. The beauty is that there is still time to get on the ladder as prices have not yet reached 2007/8 pre crash prices. When my house hits €190k we will be back there. My prediction for when this will happen late 2019…
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by wilsman77
(Post 12397409)
Hi Missile, sorry none as not currently selling. You are going to have to take my word for it that my little house (£55k 2014) on the Hills of Cabo Roig (becoming quite an exclusive place to live) is now circa €150k as advised by my original estate agent desperate to sell it. The beauty is that there is still time to get on the ladder as prices have not yet reached 2007/8 pre crash prices. When my house hits €190k we will be back there. My prediction for when this will happen late 2019…
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
If your property has increased three times in value in the past few years I wish you the best. I don't believe you, but I wish you the best.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by bobd22
(Post 12397461)
I would think you did probably buy at or near the bottom so will have done far better than likes of me who unfortunately bought in 2007. Certainly where we are although properties seem to have bottomed out and a few are eventually starting to sell they are still very low. Like anywhere if you are in the right area then you can make money especially if you bought very low. It looks like you timed it spot on so well done.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by Leper
(Post 12397547)
If your property has increased three times in value in the past few years I wish you the best. I don't believe you, but I wish you the best.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
If you're not planning to sell, it doesn't matter what it's worth.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by Leper
(Post 12397547)
If your property has increased three times in value in the past few years I wish you the best. I don't believe you, but I wish you the best.
When I bought my home in London it was an ex-rental and I was a well financed first time buyer, and I agreed a price with the seller based on no chain and a quick exchange of contracts. Between agreeing a price and closing six weeks later, the market price (asking price of houses for sale) of houses in that area had jumped 20%! :blink: |
Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by criodain
(Post 12397714)
If you're not planning to sell, it doesn't matter what it's worth.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by Loafing Along
(Post 12397689)
Spain´s housing market finally returned to growth in Q1 2016. Spanish house prices had fallen by a total of 41.9% (46.8% inflation-adjusted) from Q4 2007 to Q3 2015, based on figures from TINSA. There were 31 consecutive quarters of y-o-y declines
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by wilsman77
(Post 12397409)
Hi Missile, sorry none as not currently selling. You are going to have to take my word for it that my little house (£55k 2014) on the Hills of Cabo Roig (becoming quite an exclusive place to live) is now circa €150k as advised by my original estate agent desperate to sell it. The beauty is that there is still time to get on the ladder as prices have not yet reached 2007/8 pre crash prices. When my house hits €190k we will be back there. My prediction for when this will happen late 2019…
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by wilsman77
(Post 12397409)
Hi Missile, sorry none as not currently selling. You are going to have to take my word for it that my little house (£55k 2014) on the Hills of Cabo Roig (becoming quite an exclusive place to live) is now circa €150k as advised by my original estate agent desperate to sell it. The beauty is that there is still time to get on the ladder as prices have not yet reached 2007/8 pre crash prices. When my house hits €190k we will be back there. My prediction for when this will happen late 2019…
Whatever, one swallow does not a summer make. Perhaps you are benefitting from a very astute buy, rather than a general rise in house values. From my observation prices have not increased 3 fold in Cabo Roig or anywhere else on Costa Blanca. |
Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
As Brexit unfolds I think this could have an impact on property prices in areas popular with UK migrants all around the EU. I don't think it will be that dramatic but even now because of the £ people's budgets will be trimmed back.
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Re: Will we look back in time, and say we bought at the bottom in 2014
Originally Posted by Hornets_Nest
(Post 12398963)
As Brexit unfolds I think this could have an impact on property prices in areas popular with UK migrants all around the EU. I don't think it will be that dramatic but even now because of the £ people's budgets will be trimmed back.
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