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| address | type | original price | current price | change | days on market | postcode | |
| East Sussex Two BR, Sillwood Place BN1 2LH | 2 bedroom | £195,000 | £185,000 | DOWN 5% | 60 days | (bn1) | |
| 2 bed Maisonette Flat / Apartment BN1 2PG | 2 bedroom | £239,950 | £234,950 | DOWN 2% | 115 days | (bn1) | |
| 2 bed Apartment BN1 8XS | 2 bedroom | £189,950 | £179,950 | DOWN 5% | 25 days | (bn1) | |
| 1 bed Flat - conversion BN1 3BH | 1 bedroom | £156,950 | £140,000 | DOWN 10% | 88 days | (bn1) | |
| 2 bed Flat - conversion BN1 5PF | 2 bedroom | £229,000 | £220,000 | DOWN 3% | 23 days | (bn1) | |
| Woodside Avenue, Brighton BN1, Thre BN1 5NF | 3 bedroom house | £480,000 | £479,950 | DOWN 0% | 181 days | (bn1) | |
| Kings Road, Brighton BN1, Two BR fl BN1 2HL | 2 bedroom | £280,000 | £270,000 | DOWN 3% | 182 days | (bn1) | |
| Adams Close, Brighton BN1, Four BR BN1 7HU | 4 bedroom house | £295,000 | £285,000 | DOWN 3% | 27 days | (bn1) | |
| Sillwood Place, Brighton BN1, Two B BN1 2LH | 2 bedroom | £195,000 | £185,000 | DOWN 5% | 61 days | (bn1) | |
| Harrington Road, Brighton BN1, Two BN1 6RE | 2 bedroom | £190,000 | £185,000 | DOWN 2% | 205 days | (bn1) |
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- Le Hammer || So there you have it... everybody who said it would crash - YOU WERE RIGHT! (Wasn't rocket science was it). And it's nowhere near over yet... Don't buy anything unless it's discounted by at least 50%. I have bought a 4 bedroom house in the Wilbury area for £175,000 and a 3 bed on Manor Hill for a staggering £35,000 this week - and the prices are getting cheaper and cheaper. Go look and then kick the sellers very hard in the balls when you make an offer. If they say no then walk away. They'll be back to you. And if they're not, there's always another cheap house round the corner. Good luck and happy hunting... So pleased a bit of common sense has returned to the market... -- left at Thu Nov 27 02:10:36 +0000 2008
- || Good advice mate! Im over in the states,house prices here have been dropping for well over two years and theres not a bottom in sight. So the uk has got a long way to go yet. Im planning on returning to England end of next summer and buying a few places. -- left at Sat Nov 29 16:27:07 +0000 2008
- || Mr Le Hammer you're attitiude stinks - hope the markey falls further and you end up potless. -- left at Sat Nov 29 20:10:26 +0000 2008
- || Ignore the bitter, twisted man's comments above - just because he can't keep up the repayments on his naff Range Rover or his nasty holiday flat in Benidorm. You shouldn't have borrowed so much cash to try to keep up with the Jones's mate. Isn't it fun you can get yourself a bargain home at 50% off and get one over people like him to boot! And it's going to get even more fun - just wait... -- left at Wed Dec 03 14:40:36 +0000 2008
- || people have got themselfs into this mess,taking out stupid loans up to 100% morgages is just MAD! So i will take mr Le Hammers advice and bag a few bargains in the new year. Hopfully it will set me up for life. -- left at Sun Jan 04 09:42:45 +0000 2009
- Tim Stevens || I've been keeping an eye on flat prices in Brighton and though they've dropped they now seem to be stabilising or am I just looking in the wrong places -- left at Fri Feb 06 17:38:21 +0000 2009
- Andy Bright || I've just sold a two bed flat in Brighton and had to drop quite a way in order to get a seller. But I think many sellers are refusing to drop from their unrealistic asking prices whilst buyers are not budging either, so there's a kind of stalemate going on in this area. I guess many sellers aren't too fussed about moving whereas I took the view that I might as well go for it and hopefully pick up my dream home at a bargain - calculated risk. -- left at Tue Feb 10 23:51:01 +0000 2009
- S || Hi Tim, Im also keeping an eye on prices on the sussex coast. I moved away from Brigthon 8 years ago as no way could I get on the property ladder. I moved to the scot border and after 18 months bought a 2 bed flat for 27,000 and sold 5 yrs later for 78,000. Am now renting but hope to move back eventually. There is definately stale mate going on regarding buying and selling but I honestly think that buying now is a set up for future negative equity unless you get a real bargain that you intend to stay in for several years. Very telling is the fact that when people now apply for a remortgage loan and pass all criteria they will only be given it on a property valuation that is around fifty percent of an estate agents valuation. hope this helps. -- left at Sun Feb 15 00:31:47 +0000 2009
- Brightonian || Hi hammer, you're quite right. Well I'm more interested in BN1 these days (thanks to the house price crash I may soon be able to afford something better than a dustbin in Moulsecoomb) Noticing quite a few houses going STC on rightmove this month. Assuming they don't fall through - some people must have deep pockets / VERY secure jobs. Buying into something that's falling in value £50K a year. Wish I had that kind of money to burn. -- left at Sat Feb 21 18:18:20 +0000 2009
- LeHammer || If the price reductions aren't that immediately forthcoming - be patient... those sellers are in denial. Sadly for them, if they don't get realistic now then they'll lose far more later - And that will be your gain. Deflation is seriously upon us - so why buy today when you can buy cheaper tomorrow... -- left at Tue Mar 03 01:46:36 +0000 2009
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