HOUSE PRICE CRASH

House prices have risen to fast and to far Why? will there be a correction or crash like in the usa

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News & Politics

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• home
• house
• goverment

[marktopp]

I am always confused when people go on about how tough it is for the young to buy a home. Its NEVER been easy, property has always been expensive. The main difference today is that everybody wants EVERYTHING not just the house, but every mod con, 3 holidays a years and to be out on the town everynight. I bought my first house 25 years ago, I had to work two jobs and slept on folded sleeping bags for 18 months until I could afford a bed. Bigger debt today yes, but no harder - FACT

[andyparf]

@marktopp everyone is told what they should need in life and they grow up believing what they have been told is true, none of this is real, the money is not real,, the economy is not real none of it, but its easyer to convince a slave hes not a slave if you give him the illusion of choice there is no housing ladder it is a pyramid selling scheme keeping the rich at the top and people with vested interestes trying to make money out of it,

the majority sell thier soul, for some bricks+mortar

[littlepumpkin1502]

note the clips and headlines are from 2005. think how much those who didnt buy then missede out on! dont listen to the speculators and parasites on housepricecrash website they are evil and misguided.

[andyparf]

common man don`t worry about that website, this is true and is happening now,or do you believe in no future for the young, and wage slavery is best for us all

[cadillacman007]

There is no such thing as a property crash,house prices do not crash,they deflate or stagnate for a short while.

In the long term they always go up.

[andyparf]

the only reason they constantly go up in the long term is because of inflation and the fact that each year paper money is devalued

House prices never crash look to the USA, with every boom comes a bust and this one is overdue

[MyPersonalAntichrist]

To all those greedy people who thought rising house prices were a good thing, and are now in bitter denial about a crash coming.. it's time to take you're head out of your arse and assume the brace position! BWAAHAHAHAHAHHH!

[eddie7702]

The rise and rise of house prices has been a golden goose for the ever growing number of property investors, mortgage brokers and estate agents, but has caused nothing but utter misery for everyone else. It has caused massive social problems through overcrowding, the delaying of having children and increased social deprivation. The folk who have been greedy in this game need to realise the true cost of their sports cars and luxurious lifestyles and have some kind of conscience, but they won't.

[cadillacman007]

@JWS1289 Your personal insult is childish and uncalled for.

And why would you hope I'm in negative equity?...what have I done to you?

House prices do indeed go up in the long term.

Property investing is a long term commitment.

Negative equity is only a problem if you are forced to sell.

I'm a pro investor and despite the credit crunch,my portfolio is cash flow positive.

Do you have experience as an investor?..if so,what is your strategy?

[JWS1289]

@cadillacman007 your an idiot if you think house prices always go up, I hope your in negative equity.

[walter0bz]

one symptom of Peak Oil.

when food shortages start, "demand destruction" for houses will ensue.

[alphaeconomics]

UM!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!­!

[bubb95]

Just a shame brown didn't have the balls to let the market correct itself properly.