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| address | type | original price | current price | change | days on market | postcode | |
| Two BR NR12 9PN | 2 bedroom | £23,500 | £20,000 | DOWN 14% | 66 days | (nr12) | |
| Eccles-on-Sea NR12 0SJ | 2 bedroom | £99,999 | £89,999 | DOWN 10% | 357 days | (nr12) | |
| 4 bed Detached NR12 8TH | 4 bedroom house | £525,000 | £475,000 | DOWN 9% | 356 days | (nr12) | |
| 2 bed Retirement Property NR12 8SX | 2 bedroom | £140,000 | £128,000 | DOWN 8% | 330 days | (nr12) | |
| Norfolk, NORWICH Three BR, ?124,950 NR12 8EF | 3 bedroom | £124,950 | £114,950 | DOWN 8% | 241 days | (nr12) | |
| Barn Conversion Stalham NR12 9LQ | 3 bedroom | £189,950 | £175,000 | DOWN 7% | 174 days | (nr12) | |
| 2 bed Retirement Property NR12 8SX | 2 bedroom | £135,000 | £125,000 | DOWN 7% | 278 days | (nr12) | |
| Stalham Two BR, For ResidentialSale NR12 9PN | 2 bedroom house | £27,950 | £25,950 | DOWN 7% | 296 days | (nr12) | |
| Sea Palling NR12 0UB | 2 bedroom | £215,000 | £199,950 | DOWN 7% | 96 days | (nr12) | |
| Church Road, Sea Palling, Norwich N NR12 0UB | 2 bedroom | £215,000 | £199,950 | DOWN 7% | 66 days | (nr12) |
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- john || have a friend selling home told is value is 40 % less than 2 years ago he lives in norfolk -- left at Fri Jun 20 22:34:47 +0000 2008
- chas || Trouble is that while the best homes or buying oportunities here in norfolk are sometimes selling, the average homes are just not. Therefore the price reductions of 15% in the last year quoted on tv etc are for the best houses. The also rans are not wanted, so what is a realistic value? For them the price reduction is more like 30%. The seller has to get real. They have not sold because of the price expected. I talk as a cash buyer. My money stays put until the sellers get real. It is very sad for sellers, but what they forget is that people like me, a cash buyer, have already taken a hit when we sold. I lost 24% off my asking price. You, dear seller, must do the same. -- left at Wed Oct 22 11:24:35 +0000 2008
- robin allison || my wife and i moved back from spain in the spring of this year,2008, we hoped to buy in norfolk but the prices were so high, now that the downward slide has started there is no way we are buying in until we are sure that the rot has stopped, in the meantime we are happy to rent , time to wake up and smell the roses sellers, cash buyers like us will not move until we are sure that the market has levelled or maybe even begun a recovery, after all there is no hurry on our part.any prospective buyer needing finance faces a very difficult time, our sympathy goes out to all negative equity house owners who may be in trouble but that will not stop me grabbing a bargain when it is offered. -- left at Thu Oct 30 22:53:34 +0000 2008
- Ian || Some people talk of bargains.....! there are no bargains. When house prices fall dramatically, which they certainly will over the next 6 months, they will still only reach price levels that are vaguely approaching reality. Since 2000, the housing market has been deliberately inflated by those with most to gain. The real frustration for me is that "stupid" people have fuelled yet another housing "boom" by playing the sellers game. It is difficult for me to have sympathy for those facing negative equity scenarios. Why would anybody pay more than £200.000 as an "average price" for an average house, when they know that it's original cost was a tiny fraction of the selling price ? Just insane -- left at Tue Nov 11 11:52:48 +0000 2008
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