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| address | type | original price | current price | change | days on market | postcode | |
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Queen Street, St Albans | 2 bedroom house | £320,000 | £305,000 | DOWN 4% | 282 days | (al3) |
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Saddlers Mews, Markyate, St Albans, Hertfordshire | 2 bedroom house | £170,000 | £169,995 | DOWN 0% | 222 days | (al3) |
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The Park, Redbourn | 2 bedroom house | £249,950 | £235,000 | DOWN 5% | 77 days | (al3) |
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Thornton Street, St Albans | 2 bedroom house | £297,500 | £264,950 | DOWN 10% | 110 days | (al3) |
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Green Lane, St. Albans | 2 bedroom house | £329,950 | £285,000 | DOWN 13% | 114 days | (al3) |
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Blenkin Close, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 6EB | 2 bedroom house | £229,950 | £210,000 | DOWN 8% | 170 days | (al3) |
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Green Lane, St. Albans | 2 bedroom house | £260,000 | £250,000 | DOWN 3% | 176 days | (al3) |
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Dalton Street, St Albans | 2 bedroom house | £299,950 | £264,950 | DOWN 11% | 103 days | (al3) |
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A genuine two double bedroom well b AL3 6HH | 2 bedroom house | £229,950 | £219,950 | DOWN 4% | 102 days | (al3) |
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Blenkin Close, St Albans, Hertfordshire, AL3 6EB | 2 bedroom house | £235,000 | £219,950 | DOWN 6% | 198 days | (al3) |
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- Doom and Gloom || House sales in this area, especially the AL postcodes are currently overpriced by 25-35%. The main vilains are the estate agents who are purposely overpricing this area for larger commissions, but then again people are not doing their research and are paying over the odds. -- left at Fri Mar 14 15:59:03 +0000 2008
- jeffalini || incorrect! estate agents need little and often compared with usa or eu agents percentages, the market prices are where they are 'cos thats the market, geddit! the equity in these owners homes is probably higher than other postcodes and they are settled and do not need to buy and sell, so the market stays firm, if you want to buy in then pay and join up!! it ai'nt gonna drop like you wish, sorry! -- left at Tue Jun 10 14:09:53 +0000 2008
- Jetski || It is going to drop a lot Jeffalini (whom I guess is an estate agent perhaps ? ) the prices for St Albans have boomed massively in the last 5 years placing it even further above the average price than it was pre boom. However it will always be a desireable place to live but is a little over rated at the moment and will suffer greater than average falls in comparison with the falling market. Probably 15 - 20 per cent from the October high. -- left at Tue Jul 29 18:06:51 +0000 2008
- jeffalini || hello Jetski, no, wrong, I am not an estate agent, and yes,the market is always the market, and recently we have seen access to 'stretching ones means over and above reasonable expectations, ie lenders who allow over optimistic valuations... not agents, they only stand on the street corner and holler for 1.5%! so, joe public wants to earn from his clever ability to ride a wave, and then cannot get it when the wave hits the beach and is...gone! a Jetskier doesnt go out in big waves, and slows down to settle on the beach and have a rest!! in short,AL3 is still ok and less 'borrowed' than other areas, but if you dont need to sell, who cares! -- left at Fri Sep 26 07:56:50 +0000 2008
- Albanian || Prices in St Albans have already fallen between 15-30% In future the mortgage market (if it still exists) will not support the reckless lending of the past 5 years. It follows that there is only one way for house prices to go and when they reach the bottom they'll stay there for many years. -- left at Mon Sep 29 12:27:00 +0000 2008
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