Think I'm Going Japanese, I really Think So!
May 12th 2003, 2:38 am
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Originally posted by Bilbo
Bursting Bubbles
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Nice one the deluded have ideas that home prices can get in front of market forces but shows how near the earth they are?
May 12th 2003, 3:08 am
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The madness of the Japanese building boom
Tokyo is releasing four Canary Wharfs in office space at a time when demand is plummeting. Colin Joyce reports on an economy in deep crisis.
If only the Japanese economy could find some oomf, then prospects for the world as a whole would be much rosier. Unfortunately, a glut of massive property developments is threatening to exacerbate the falling real estate prices that lie at the heart of its woes, in what locals have dubbed the "2003 problem".
Tokyo is releasing four Canary Wharfs in office space at a time when demand is plummeting. Colin Joyce reports on an economy in deep crisis.
If only the Japanese economy could find some oomf, then prospects for the world as a whole would be much rosier. Unfortunately, a glut of massive property developments is threatening to exacerbate the falling real estate prices that lie at the heart of its woes, in what locals have dubbed the "2003 problem".
May 12th 2003, 3:14 am
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Originally posted by Bilbo
The madness of the Japanese building boom
Tokyo is releasing four Canary Wharfs in office space at a time when demand is plummeting. Colin Joyce reports on an economy in deep crisis.
If only the Japanese economy could find some oomf, then prospects for the world as a whole would be much rosier. Unfortunately, a glut of massive property developments is threatening to exacerbate the falling real estate prices that lie at the heart of its woes, in what locals have dubbed the "2003 problem".
The madness of the Japanese building boom
Tokyo is releasing four Canary Wharfs in office space at a time when demand is plummeting. Colin Joyce reports on an economy in deep crisis.
If only the Japanese economy could find some oomf, then prospects for the world as a whole would be much rosier. Unfortunately, a glut of massive property developments is threatening to exacerbate the falling real estate prices that lie at the heart of its woes, in what locals have dubbed the "2003 problem".
Did Karl Marks have it right , when he said ''all property is theft''.
May 12th 2003, 3:20 am
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Did Karl Marks have it right , when he said ''all property is theft''.
Did Karl Marks have it right , when he said ''all property is theft''.
May 12th 2003, 3:27 am
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Originally posted by Bilbo
Poor bastard had all his stolen, even his intellectual property.
Poor bastard had all his stolen, even his intellectual property.
Last edited by pommie bastard; May 12th 2003 at 3:32 am.
May 12th 2003, 3:30 am
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
Still he did find his heaven in London which never gave him the respect Russia did , his tome is in ruins in a London graveyard.
Still he did find his heaven in London which never gave him the respect Russia did , his tome is in ruins in a London graveyard.
May 12th 2003, 3:36 am
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Originally posted by Bilbo
I thought they chucked his tome into his tomb when he met his doom.
I thought they chucked his tome into his tomb when he met his doom.
Last edited by pommie bastard; May 12th 2003 at 3:39 am.
May 12th 2003, 3:41 am
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Originally posted by pommie bastard
You are letting your persona show through , I am one of you fans though , and I stand corrected.
You are letting your persona show through , I am one of you fans though , and I stand corrected.
