The devaluation of most Western currencies will see assets values go up in long term. The economies have had no real growth in 10+ years, thus interest rates will go back down eventually. Cheap money will lead to asset boom factor in real demand for housing and subdued supply chain that will not meet demand because of Taxation as the primary cause and not planning hurdles.
I think this is going to play out exactly as per your video. An excellent overall summary of the current situation. Thanks Ranjan
Bang on....Educated Prediction...cant wait. Im up North East Ts7, good deals
I agree that investors selling will reduce the amount of people per property.
Im optimistic on property as well however have one eye in interest rate shocks from the us.
Amazing insight... thank you Ranjan
Also 18 year property cycle, last big boom in house prices? 2000 to 2007!!! ,guess who was in power? Labour!! Is it going to repeat??
Nice insight
Thanks…. I hope you are right. I am intending to sell of my rental properties once the market has recovered!
Why will London be stagnant with minimal growth given the demand for housing?
Pre-brexit the City was the gold egg in the city. It will never be again.
Stable
Thanks Ranjan
Average London prices have been pretty much flat since 2016….
The devaluation of most Western currencies will see assets values go up in long term. The economies have had no real growth in 10+ years, thus interest rates will go back down eventually. Cheap money will lead to asset boom factor in real demand for housing and subdued supply chain that will not meet demand because of Taxation as the primary cause and not planning hurdles.
What ever are you smoking? The problems run deeper than you are saying.
Why lanndloads are selling their houses houses?
Ask the tenants.
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Yes because London has become londinistan and foreigner wealthy are moving out of London
“Boom” or “crashing down” as the only to options show your credibility 💩