New build house – discounted offered
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Some may remember that I was looking to make an offer on a new build a few months ago. Anyway, things have moved on and I gather they are willing to offer a 25% discount. I am still pushing for a total 35% off.
We will probably meet in the middle. Do you guys think I’m crazy buying now? I think it’s a good whack off, a good big house and it does build in falls for the next year or two.
We will probably meet in the middle. Do you guys think I’m crazy buying now? I think it’s a good whack off, a good big house and it does build in falls for the next year or two.
Difficult to know without more detail, but I'd say it sounds like a good deal.
Got a large discount on my new-build due to slow sales - possibly the only reason I've still got healthy equity.
Bloody glad I did, too, as (like most new-builds) it appears to have been put together by a gaggle of toddlers on acid, on one of their bad days.
Got a large discount on my new-build due to slow sales - possibly the only reason I've still got healthy equity.
Bloody glad I did, too, as (like most new-builds) it appears to have been put together by a gaggle of toddlers on acid, on one of their bad days.
thebullettrain said:
Some may remember that I was looking to make an offer on a new build a few months ago. Anyway, things have moved on and I gather they are willing to offer a 25% discount. I am still pushing for a total 35% off.
We will probably meet in the middle. Do you guys think I’m crazy buying now? I think it’s a good whack off, a good big house and it does build in falls for the next year or two.
Why can't you stick with 35% off?We will probably meet in the middle. Do you guys think I’m crazy buying now? I think it’s a good whack off, a good big house and it does build in falls for the next year or two.
If you are buying it as a home to live in, then I'd say it sounds like a good deal, go for it.
There will probably be some on here who say wait, prices will fall much further.
I for one, dont think they will go a great deal lower than they are now, but thats besides the point.
If you like the house, are keen to buy, then whats stopping you?
go go go
HTH
There will probably be some on here who say wait, prices will fall much further.
I for one, dont think they will go a great deal lower than they are now, but thats besides the point.
If you like the house, are keen to buy, then whats stopping you?
go go go
HTH
Hoppy2008 said:
If you are buying it as a home to live in, then I'd say it sounds like a good deal, go for it.
There will probably be some on here who say wait, prices will fall much further.
I for one, dont think they will go a great deal lower than they are now, but thats besides the point.
If you like the house, are keen to buy, then whats stopping you?
go go go
HTH
Wot he saidThere will probably be some on here who say wait, prices will fall much further.
I for one, dont think they will go a great deal lower than they are now, but thats besides the point.
If you like the house, are keen to buy, then whats stopping you?
go go go
HTH
trumpet600 said:
If you are offered 30% discount - can you comfortably afford it?
Do you like the area,the street, the house?
Too many people want to make money rather than make a home.
^^^ what he said.Do you like the area,the street, the house?
Too many people want to make money rather than make a home.
If you intend to be in the house for a number of years, and it suits your needs and you are comfortable with the financial commitment then why the hell not?
I am looking to buy to live in and not for investment purposes at all. My flat is too small for a young family and this four bed should be good for tens of years.
The house is very good, my only reservation is the area. However, for this kind of money I couldn’t even buy my own 1 bed flat in an area I would like to live!
It doesn’t have a garage, just a car parking space but that it okay.
The house is very good, my only reservation is the area. However, for this kind of money I couldn’t even buy my own 1 bed flat in an area I would like to live!
It doesn’t have a garage, just a car parking space but that it okay.
thebullettrain said:
Some may remember that I was looking to make an offer on a new build a few months ago. Anyway, things have moved on and I gather they are willing to offer a 25% discount. I am still pushing for a total 35% off.
We will probably meet in the middle. Do you guys think I’m crazy buying now? I think it’s a good whack off, a good big house and it does build in falls for the next year or two.
If its the house you intend to live in then not at all.We will probably meet in the middle. Do you guys think I’m crazy buying now? I think it’s a good whack off, a good big house and it does build in falls for the next year or two.
Ironically house prices are due to go up not in value but monetarily soon. When the s

mark69sheer said:
NoelWatson said:
mark69sheer said:
Ironically house prices are due to go up not in value but monetarily soon.
Ironically you haven't defined soon.NoelWatson said:
mark69sheer said:
NoelWatson said:
mark69sheer said:
Ironically house prices are due to go up not in value but monetarily soon.
Ironically you haven't defined soon.My reference is about what will happen if the govt bailout causes more money to be printed to cover public service wages and the NHS for example. This will devalue the currency meaning that in a while the pound you have now will only be worth 75p
look at the pouns against the euro.
Forget the value of the houses but rather concentrate on what the pound is actually worth.
Then you will see that this house could still be a bargain in a couple of years time even if its price stays the same or lowers.
thebullettrain said:
The house is very good, my only reservation is the area.
If the area is already iffy it is only likely to go downhill in the next few years. How much of the development is sold? If/when they get desperate the developers might have to sell it all for social housing.Gassing Station | Homes, Gardens and DIY | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff