[Anonymous]

the house prices in UK have fallen by 8% since the August 2007 peak.

http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601087&sid=as4zsDym_1q4&refer=home

On the other hand my e-mail started to get swamped by lists of distressed properties in Spain (OK, they think these are bargains but we all know that the prices are shamefully high. So we are not conned.).

http://www.propertyshowrooms.com/spain/property/costadelsol/penthouse-in-calahonda-491195.html

or

http://www.propertyshowrooms.com/spain/property/costadelsol/apartment-flat-in-riviera-del-sol-491200.html

or
http://www.propertyshowrooms.com/spain/property/costadelsol/penthouse-in-riviera-del-sol-491198.html

Beware of sharks.

[Anonymous]

OLD NEWS already posted this under the correct heading.

[Anonymous]

“OLD NEWS already posted this under the correct heading.”

BBC is not a reliable source. :)))

Besides, the 8% drop from the top was a new figure. :)))

[Anonymous]

ralita

i love the pre ‘ bank valuation’ of 210e verses their asking price of 139e, that made me smile.

Even if the bank pre ‘bank valuation’ is true, what possible relevance does that price have now?, that alone this time next year?

[Anonymous]

The source in both cases is a statement by HBOS realeased at 8 AM this morning.
The point I made is there is already a thread on this subject, although I do realise that many contributers to this forum seem unable to keep on topic.
Did you read the article in the New Satesman I also posted under the correct heading.

[Anonymous]

“Did you read the article in the New Satesman I also posted under the correct heading.”

Yes, I read it from the posting of Matt Bear on the same site you read it.
Are you Matt Bear? :)))

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