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This is insanity. I expected prices in London to drop a little as WFH became the new norm... but I guess not?
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Nobody wants a flat I guess
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I think companies are stepping back from some of the statements about WFH. In financial services I think are likely to end up with some roles fully WFH, some fully office, and most of us wfh 2 or 3 days a week. For a lot of people that's not enough non commute days to want to move far out, but enough at home days to think you might want more space.
Also wonder if some want to get moved in case the market freezes up. If you are confident you can ride out the storm and intend to stay for years you may not mind about nominal falls and would rather buy while there is a good choice of properties.
Howard
brokenbetty
Agent yesterday let slip that a place on in Ealing for 1050,000 was valued at 950000 in March before lockdown
They've had three offers at asking
Literally every house, if it goes for asking, makes it the most expensive house in the street, but these are way off the best house in the street
I want to die