Moving Home with Charlie

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Cold truth from the moving industry to help home movers. Ex-derivatives broker. Software architect. Founder of https://t.co/7eJilOQXKR Goal: A home for everyone.

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“A tipping point has been reached. People can’t believe how much central London prices have fallen”. Agent didn’t want to put offer forward. But he insisted. Listen.

Don’t want Taylor Wimpey to feel left out of the bad quality new homes party.

Persimmon. Home builder extraordinaire.

Not a happy chappy. But a cautionary tale for those who still think there’s easy profit to be made in property. Oh and maybe someone told him the tall tale that “house prices were at record highs” because it’s in the news. 🤦🏻‍♂️

Andy Burnham The evidence is damning from the last time the government used taxpayer money to subsidise house prices. You can't fix affordability by lending people even more debt.

Not even AI would come up with this

A highly qualified 30 year old who wants a family and a home big enough to raise one but on 2 x 6 figure incomes can’t afford one. Even If she could get a job which she now can’t.

“Just going to go and buy a house”

Keir Starmer fails to answer the question about the impact of today’s Stamp Duty increase AND incorrectly claims mortgage rates are lower since he came to power.

Can’t argue with Gary Stevenson on anything he says here. I’d only add that it’s housing costs above all else that have contributed to this situation.

Overpriced property? Look for listings over 6 months old with price drops.

Buckinghamshire agent speaks the truth

Wowch! A “house price ponzi” and “A suicidal move by Rachel Reeves” says Yanis Varoufakis then makes Krishnan Guru-Murthy laugh with his assessment of the UK government.

A waiting list with 10,000 people on it. Dozens of empty new flats. Developers panicking about existing new build projects. There’s no housing shortage. No one can afford them.

I know it’s oversimplified “for the masses” but it’s hard to disagree with anything he says. “The masses are lazy. They believe in authority, governments, banks.”

Shocking London Service Charges: £33K/Year!

This fella expresses how a significant proportion of younger adults in this country are feeling. The media is not representing this sentiment. Housing costs (house prices and rent, as well as energy) are at the root of this problem. Until we fix housing, nothing gets fixed.

Do we think Phil knows that “innovative lending” is the primary reason young people have been priced out of homes?