UK property prices
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Gone a little mad haven't they 
Not looking to buy there, just as well
l, but OMG, relative sold, had to ask them to repeat the price.
Is it just the cities? and the stock levels seem crazy low.

Not looking to buy there, just as well
l, but OMG, relative sold, had to ask them to repeat the price. Is it just the cities? and the stock levels seem crazy low.
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We have noticed houses now seem to be selling but prices havent really gone up that much.
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There are fears that the easing of pension restrictions will fuel the market even further, with people able to take their whole pension pot and invest it, many are, apparently, looking at property as an investment.
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You simply can't generalise across the country, either way.
[Just realised this is my first post on the Aus boards - I noticed the thread header on the main board and assumed it was MBTTUK!]
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London and the SE is a different story from the rest of the country. Even within Scotland, Edinburgh and Aberdeen prices are silly, but Glasgow prices still haveen't returned to the highs of 2008.
You simply can't generalise across the country, either way.
[Just realised this is my first post on the Aus boards - I noticed the thread header on the main board and assumed it was MBTTUK!]
You simply can't generalise across the country, either way.
[Just realised this is my first post on the Aus boards - I noticed the thread header on the main board and assumed it was MBTTUK!]

I think all the more affordable property is in the northern counties
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We know that Chinese Investments are pushing up Australian prices, is this happening in UK as well?
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With 32% increase in property sales on last year it's not surprising house prices are going up markedly. 
And 29% of sales were first time buyers.

And 29% of sales were first time buyers.
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Chris. Brilliant. Have you actually been buying?
Yep. Just been in UK. Friends in London and south east on good salaries having big issues. A few gazumpings going on etc. Was looking to buy myself, the house I lived in 3 years ago just sold for 38% more than it did 3 years ago. Great turn over for the owner.
Mind you, Sydney the same. Massive increases. So massive in both places. All done by forreign investors.
Love to be able to predict what will happen with this buzz in a year or 2
Yep. Just been in UK. Friends in London and south east on good salaries having big issues. A few gazumpings going on etc. Was looking to buy myself, the house I lived in 3 years ago just sold for 38% more than it did 3 years ago. Great turn over for the owner.
Mind you, Sydney the same. Massive increases. So massive in both places. All done by forreign investors.
Love to be able to predict what will happen with this buzz in a year or 2
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Seems to be going up a fair bit - http://www.thisismoney.co.uk/money/m...edictions.html (yes I know it's the mail)
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Just back from uk 2 weeks ago ,can't say that property is going up in north west / wales boarder area very slow movement still. London has always been in its own bubble compared to rest of uk.
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Is it getting like Australia then?




