Re: Ummmmm?

nowhere@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
 wrote:

> I've been really fortunate to live in Bournemouth, where the market
> didn't really stop going up.  It's a high-demand place.

.... if you smell of wee?

> We get the
> highest recorded hours of sun****ne pretty well every year.  It's only
> 100 miles from London, and it's dual-carriageway and motorway all the
> way.  There's also a fast train service.  And of course, it's on the
> coast and has very clean beaches.


.... and Kwik Save is zimmer friendly?



> While the rest of the UK market went to sleep, our house prices were
> still playing catch-up.

Most of Bournmouth went to sleep. At least in the afternoon. Before
that nice man comes round with Meals On Wheels.


> The've just finalised plans to do up the pier and seafront buildings
> and install an artificial reef to improve the surfing.  Immediately
> that was announced, local house prices jumped by about 10%.

Is that Silver Surfers?

>
> >Possibly the latest banking initiatives (mortgages that can be shared
> >between up to 4 individuals) have contributed to this phenomenon.
>
> Very likely.  There are so many people who couldn't possibly buy a
> place on their own.  The new rules come in and everybody jumps.
>

I suppose why rent with mates if you can buy. That is, if anyone's
prepared to sell now....

G - stereotype girl (has mortgage, wife, children etc)