Thought I'd start a new thread as this is going to be a major talking point this year...have not made up my mind yet...(unlike bucksfizz)....but thinking of voting for an exit as Europe is not doing Britain any good at all it seems....

Fred still throwing insults about calling people names just because they have a different view ,your on your own here with Stan (or yourself) whatever the case may be , most people think your an idiot so stop calling people dumbo when you show every day what a bigoted , ignorant moron you are.

Pot & Kettle alert!

Didn't hear you Dumbo!

There are reports that house prices could fall 18% if we leave the EU. Irrespective of whether it is true, it may be enough to frighten people into voting to stay in. he fear factor is building up and people will compare it to a leap into the unknown.

There you go again pathetic is the only word I can describe straight in with another threat , you want to take a good look at yourself man , if that's what you are . Haystack why don't you tell us about the threats of endless Migrants , over crowding , mass house building , overworked Hospitals and staff , being ordered what to do without consultation , the list of negatives is endless , We don't need to hear your lovers latest assault on us from you , it gets spewed out daily .

Because there is credibility gap.

I asked the Chancellor if lower house prices could actually be seen as a positive thing, particularly for first time buyers.
"You don't get affordable homes by wrecking the economy," he told me.


I think he's made a blunder about falling house prices , if you want to sell your house and house prices go down, so will the price when you buy. Also it will be good for first time buyers.

His answer that "You don't get affordable homes by wrecking the economy," show's he couldn't answer the question.

House prices falling would be good ,they are way over valued ,average young people have no chance of ever buying .
Prices have again raced ahead by stupid percentages ,it's boom and bust all over again .
Now who said no more boom and bust ,oh yes Gordon Brown.

Thank you aldwickk a decent sensible post , unlike the closet panic artist that is Haystack . I was thinking a bit of that . Thanks .

The great celebrity house price slump: Suddenly, stars can't shift their mansions - no matter how many millions they lop off the price. Hankies out!

By Annabel Venning for the Daily Mail

Published: 22:00, 20 May 2016 | Updated: 02:53, 21 May 2016


The rest of the story of poor rich folk is here, complete with pics:


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-3601681/The-great-celebrity-house-price-slump-Suddenly-stars-t-shift-mansions-no-matter-millions-lop-price-Hankies-out.html

the super-luxury end is certainly being hit as the russkies, chinese and nigerians start to panic lest their laundered money gets too much attention from the authorities

And who has been chancellor for last 6 years?

Brilliant economic policies.

Should be in the market-place with Cameron and his barrow boy techniques.

Mind he gets on well with the Chinese and Saudis.


Also, seems to have Pals in Panama.

Blimey cynic it's because of Brexit apparently , or so some want us to believe .

2046 - surely a case of malapropism; it should be credibility

brexit has certainly caused temporary stagnation in the general market, but that's not the same thing

there have also been some badly burned fingers with off-plan investment purchases of riverside apartments along the thames in london, and there'll be more to come ...... there's been a severe oversupply for at least 18 months

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just back from the gym, and it's seriously hot yet again, so must get down to the pool/beach for a read and a perv :-)

But of course it will be Brexit's fault . Although housing just can't go on like it has .

Brexit will make it worse.

Manuel, re-read and corrected.

(Mind I can see why I considered credulous with this incredible government.)

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