Your house in the UK cost .. and your house in Oz cost ...
#16
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Been in Oz a while. Our Oz house cost us approx twice as much as the UK house. There's always one ...
#17
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Originally Posted by lucyb
LOL, he despairs actually. I love spending
#18
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hpoing to sell for £170,000 and buy for no more than $300,000,we want to go debt free so no worries for a bleedin change
#19
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I'm a bit of a tight a*** I think. We are selling for £135k, after mortgage, student loan etc paid we should have around £65k. I don't want to spend anymore than $200k on house but if Andrew has his way we will look at buying one that is around $300k. I want a better life not a bigger mortgage, lol.
Sarah
Sarah
#20
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im gonna have to change my search criteria on realestate.com if O/H sees this
were selling aprox £165 hopeing for $400 to $500 depending on wages
were selling aprox £165 hopeing for $400 to $500 depending on wages
#21
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Originally Posted by kelli28
im gonna have to change my search criteria on realestate.com if O/H sees this
were selling aprox £165 hopeing for $400 to $500 depending on wages
were selling aprox £165 hopeing for $400 to $500 depending on wages
#22
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Re: Your house in the UK cost .. and your house in Oz cost ...
Originally Posted by kelli28
im gonna have to change my search criteria on realestate.com if O/H sees this
were selling aprox £165 hopeing for $400 to $500 depending on wages
were selling aprox £165 hopeing for $400 to $500 depending on wages
thought we were supposed not to be far behind house prices in the south these days!!!! yeah right, if only!
#23
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Re: Your house in the UK cost .. and your house in Oz cost ...
Have house on for £299,995.
Had an offer at £290,000 but they haven't sold yet.
Will be reasonably happy at anything above £285,000.
The way the market is here will just be happy to sell.
Were looking up to $350,000 but with the housing market and the exchange rate have given up speculating and will just have to see how it goes.
Have given the agent 2 more weeks and then we put it up multi-agency and see if that gets them moving.
Has anyone else noticed how Bunbury is a lot more expensive them Mandurah ? Why is this ?
Are the prices still climbing in WA ?
Kevin
Had an offer at £290,000 but they haven't sold yet.
Will be reasonably happy at anything above £285,000.
The way the market is here will just be happy to sell.
Were looking up to $350,000 but with the housing market and the exchange rate have given up speculating and will just have to see how it goes.
Have given the agent 2 more weeks and then we put it up multi-agency and see if that gets them moving.
Has anyone else noticed how Bunbury is a lot more expensive them Mandurah ? Why is this ?
Are the prices still climbing in WA ?
Kevin
#24
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Blimey, theres a lot of people on this forum with expensive big houses!!!
We sold in Dec 2002 (UK) for 70,000 and bought in Perth July 2003 for $181,000
Mind you, house prices have gone up a lot since then, Perth and here.
We sold in Dec 2002 (UK) for 70,000 and bought in Perth July 2003 for $181,000
Mind you, house prices have gone up a lot since then, Perth and here.
#25
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Originally Posted by janeyray
Blimey, theres a lot of people on this forum with expensive big houses!!!
We sold in Dec 2002 (UK) for 70,000 and bought in Perth July 2003 for $181,000
Mind you, house prices have gone up a lot since then, Perth and here.
We sold in Dec 2002 (UK) for 70,000 and bought in Perth July 2003 for $181,000
Mind you, house prices have gone up a lot since then, Perth and here.
#26
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Originally Posted by janeyray
Blimey, theres a lot of people on this forum with expensive big houses!!!
We sold in Dec 2002 (UK) for 70,000 and bought in Perth July 2003 for $181,000
Mind you, house prices have gone up a lot since then, Perth and here.
We sold in Dec 2002 (UK) for 70,000 and bought in Perth July 2003 for $181,000
Mind you, house prices have gone up a lot since then, Perth and here.
#27
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Two man tent, hoping for a caravan in Australia.
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#28
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Originally Posted by wargod
One can only dream of having half a million dollar mortgage
now im being nosey where was everyone up to before putting house up for sale?
thanks jan x x
#29
Joined: May 2005
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Originally Posted by robos
now im being nosey where was everyone up to before putting house up for sale?
thanks jan x x
thanks jan x x
#30
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House on the market for £250k but no idea what it will actually sell for, don't want a mortgage so $300k - $350k max.