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| address | type | original price | current price | change | days on market | postcode | |
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A well-proportioned 2 bedroom apart SE1 7HF | 2 bedroom | £449,950 | £349,950 | DOWN 22% | 80 days | (se1) |
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Newington Causeway, London | 2 bedroom house | £314,995 | £249,999 | DOWN 20% | 299 days | (se1) |
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Abbey Street | 2 bedroom house | £368,950 | £296,950 | DOWN 19% | 89 days | (se1) |
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Searles Road, SE1, London | 4 bedroom house | £759,950 | £620,000 | DOWN 18% | 188 days | (se1) |
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Canvas House - Queen Elizabeth Stre SE1 | 3 bedroom house | £1,150,000 | £945,000 | DOWN 17% | 142 days | (se1) |
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Lynton Road,Bermondsey,London | 1 bedroom flat | £229,995 | £189,950 | DOWN 17% | 159 days | (se1) |
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Great Dover Street, SE1, London SE1 4LB | 2 bedroom house | £449,950 | £375,000 | DOWN 16% | 188 days | (se1) |
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Longstone Court, 22 Great Dover Street, London | 2 bedroom house | £449,950 | £375,000 | DOWN 16% | 194 days | (se1) |
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Gaywood Street, Borough | 2 bedroom house | £249,950 | £210,000 | DOWN 15% | 141 days | (se1) |
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A well-proportioned apartment situa SE1 7HF | 1 bedroom | £319,950 | £269,950 | DOWN 15% | 80 days | (se1) |
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- JB || It seems to me that a 14th floor 1 bedroom (574 sq ft) new-build Salamanca Tower has fallen from 450K to 420K to 400K over the last couple of month. You should add it to the site :) -- left at Sun Feb 17 09:42:19 +0000 2008
- SC || Same flat is now on for £395 - still overly ambitious - £300K is pushing it -- left at Wed Mar 05 12:38:26 +0000 2008
- Jeremy B || The house price crash is here. Within 18 months we'll be able to buy these at at least 35 per cente off. -- left at Sat Apr 19 09:51:33 +0000 2008
- Jeremy B || The house price crash is here. Within 18 months we'll be able to buy these at at least 35 per cente off. -- left at Sat Apr 19 09:51:38 +0000 2008
- stevo || this is a long post..but a real laugh. the housepricecrash website was set up in 2003. Average house price 2003 - £115,181. Average house price 2007 - say £200k. his lawyer friend was also convinced and so SOLD HIS HOUSE in 2003 (foregoing capital gains of around 80%!!! and being subjected to rising rents ever since) Lets say house prices crash by 35% then the average price would be around £130,000...still higher than 2003. the housepricecrash guy had 2 choices in 2003. Buy a house...or set up a protest website. what a genius! i bet he's really smug. he'll be even more smug when he's made redundant during the recession and resorts to boiling his shoes to make soup. BE CAREFUL WHAT YOU WISH FOR. talk to anyone in their 40's and ask them how much fun the last recession was. -- left at Sat Jun 07 14:23:45 +0000 2008
- RF || Stevo, some may have missed the gains but they are not on the property snake when prices collapse and therefore are well positioned to buy cheap. The capital gains you highlight are on paper. You estimate a 35% crash, try 60% in real terms. Rents have not been rising but declining in real terms. I am foreign and work for an investment bank directly in the mortgage securities area. I see directly what is going on. The British party excess when it collapses is soon to make me a rich man as I 'pick up the pieces' on the cheap. -- left at Fri Jun 20 14:53:39 +0000 2008
- Lorna, Richmond || I sold my property (too small for long term use) and have been renting since on some of the interest I make. I'm willing to rent a couple of years until prices come down to about 50%...which I'm sure they will. The "official" figures are way out. My contacts in EAs offices say the market is absolutely dead and anything selling has to be reduced by at least 10 percent just now..that percentage they say is getting larger by the day. -- left at Fri Jul 04 14:22:30 +0000 2008
- pinu || Let's see how much the house prices fall... For sure it will redistribute wealth from sellers to buyers. The good time for the sellers seems to be over. Let's see... -- left at Tue Sep 02 20:11:51 +0000 2008
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