http://www.zoopla.co.uk/for-sale/propert Time to buy a property there before the kick off.......Rumours....Welsh people have an exemption from stamp duty.

1888, on 16 November 2009 - 01:59 PM, said: heres an example of madness http://www.zoopla.co...31-8pu/17926862 sold for 155k same house in a location 30 miles away and closer to civilisation http://www.rightmove...se%26index%3D40 asking 59k and why is a house - non standard construction with 8 inch thick 60 year old concrete walls and unmortageable worth more than the land value it

you can hope for is to be lucky to get one of the very few remaining council houses if you don't want to move away. heres an example of madness http://www.zoopla.co...31-8pu/17926862 sold for 155k same house in a location 30 miles away and closer to civilisation http://www.rightmove...se%26index%3D40 asking 59k

1. Cut to £1.695m from £1.85 http://www.rightmove...y-26561888.html On noisy road, but looks OK value http://www.zoopla.co...13-0pg/11864322 2. Cut from £1.4 to £1.295 http://www.rightmove...ty-23492971.htm Again, on main road but not as noisy 3. Open house for this "new" development http://www.rightmove...y-21992527.html Has been on sale for over a year Seems like the market is slowing down - may well be seasonal.

As sellers have been forced to reduce their asking prices, there are now 35 per cent fewer homes with a £1 million plus price tag, according to the property website Zoopla.co.uk . The North East has been the worst hit by the downturn, suffering an 83 per cent slide in the number of million pound homes in the region, followed

http://www.zoopla.co.uk/ Check current price above I sincerely hope you live your dream

one exactly like this ( in a group of 3 house ) and it was on at 400K, down from 420....Looks like last sell price there was: £390K http://www.rightmove...26radius%3D10.0 and http://www.zoopla.co...n7-2bu/16461451 Lying agents told me they'd not accept 390. Is it me or are people just pretending the last 2 years havent happened and we're not in the midst of

slightly off topic - but you can do your own check on house value at Zoopla http://www.zoopla.co.uk/home-values/ Just put in the postcode or address - the valuation is based on price trends in that postcode. I believe estate agents and valuers use this site - and then charge us £100s