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A) Correctly priced for todays market. (No longer the days of boom and silly prices)

B) Correct marketing.

C) Negotiated correctly.

It is amazing to think that in such a short space of time, only two years, we have gone from property prices increasing daily and selling like there was no tomorrow to a free fall in prices and people can’t get rid of their property quick enough. You just open your local paper and see how hard to estate agents are trying to bring in buyers. You will find the word auction become more and more common in months to come as sellers and all too often now, banks are selling off property at BMV (Below market value) upto 60%.

UK is not the only country to see these real estate price falls, but it certainly is seeing the sharpest slides in home value. Sit tight, it will be a bumping ride down……

As the global markets all show big signs of lack of confidence and many being suspended due to their immense falls are we to be falling into a recession, a prolonged recession that will see everything come back down to normal once again, house prices to be affordable, lending to be sensible, fat cat bosses thrown out the window, a normal class system as we had it before?

The FTSE has lost nearly half it’s value in little over a year, so really we are looking at a major re-adjustion with regards to the amount of money that is floating about out there, clearly things were over valued and for those that still own these stocks now find themselves owning 50% less than they thought. Many people are hoping that this will filter through to the housing market, indeed we are already seeing signs that this is the case. I even checked Rightmove for the first time in ages yesterday, yes prices are still far to over priced, a normal family 3 bedroom semi detached local to me in Essex being valued 485k is just too silly for words.

Soon there will be a big fall in property prices and thank goodness for that for it is this massive increase in prices over the last 12 years or so, ever since the Labour government got in and messed up all the groundwork that the Conservative government had done, that has caused this massive credit spending spree. Now that house prices are falling, all the greedy ones out there will have to start selling off their sports cars, their LCD television in every room, forget the three trips to Florida every year….. just get back to earning a wage that pays for your mortgage and bills.

FOr those that got out at the height of the boom, they are lucky, they can sit back and wait for all this economic turbulance to settle and pick their way back into the property market for there will soon be many lowered price property than there are today.

FTSE index is a sure way to see the confidence amongst the big investers and if they start pulling out the finacial scene then we can be certain that we are in for a cold spell. Start reducing your property prices now if you want out, otherwise in a couple of years time you will be selling them for only what they are worth…. and that isn’t a bad thought at all.

This figure is due to the worldwide economic situation which is steady worsening along with the tightening up of bank lending. We are seeing an increase in property for sale and a firm decrease in available purchasers with first time buyers all but come to a grinding halt. We are seeing a steady fall in houseprices nationally with places in Ireland now being a third less than they were a year ago.

Varied websites monitor this downturn curve including HousePriceCrash and PropertySnake. When will the right time to be to buy again?

OneStopView.com has already over 1,600 listings worldwide with over 300 unique signed up members from countries such as Japan, USA, UK, Italy, Panama, South Africa and the United Arab Emarites. Our database of viewable video property tours are expanding daily and we are now welcoming onboard Real Estate Agent whole portfolio uploads.

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Could we see 50% drops in value or more? With more and more property coming onto the market, could we see a free fall in house prices? A free fall in first time buyers and mortgage approvals? How desperate will people be to sell property? I foresee bargains to be had by early 2009 with prices to continue to fall just to 2010 and levelling out until 2012/2014.

The value of money now increases as assetts start to plumett, average house prices falling, oil price falling, stocks falling and suddenly your £/$ suddenly becomes worth more and more…. just how long before it becomes a safe time to buy, as what you buy now could easily be purchasable a year later for 50% less.