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MG mad 04-03-09 09:54 PM

Sigh... it looks like a ZS is on hold again...
 
Just bought this http://www.realestate.co.nz/989994/i...s=media-photos so a ZS will have to wait for a little while, with any luck not too long but want one now, dammit...

markyzs180 04-03-09 09:56 PM

when you get fed up with it i'll swap you my 180 for it...might have to be a bit of cash coming my way though :tease:

stamford 05-03-09 07:34 AM

That is fantastic! I can see why it will need to wait. What I would give to have something like that and you have a large garage!

I hate you now! :D

Dan1971 05-03-09 07:35 AM

Whole new meaning to "can't see the wood for the trees ! " Any bears ?

Very nice place to be ....

arwilson80 05-03-09 09:17 AM

House or ZS... Hard question!

At least you can afford a house. The way prices have risen here and the whole credit crunch and fall in intrest rates have reduced what i would have considered a reasonable deposit to almost nothing.

stamford 05-03-09 09:38 AM

The house prices have dropped quite a bit down our way Alan. My mother-in-laws place has been on the market for about a year with various buyers pulling out, in that time the price has dropped by £35k. Her place is a terraced 3 large bedrooms with rear vehicular access, requires some work mind and is going for £105k! When at their height a good example were fetching circa £165k.

I'm tempted to get mine valued, but worried incase it has gone the other away. At one point it was circa £250k, now more like £200k if I'm lucky. Still on a fixed rate until August............so I'll be seeing a large drop :D

arwilson80 05-03-09 11:20 AM

I know what you mean... Our prices are still sticking stubbornly high as we are set to weather the downturn better than the rest of the UK. :(

Take your pick though: c.10% deposit (which isn't good enough here any longer) on a terrace house, or a c.25% deposit on a detatched house in the US for the same amount down. ;)

stamford 05-03-09 11:25 AM

Don't get me going on the US property prices! I have read so many real estate brochures to make me green with envy!

SharronB 05-03-09 12:54 PM

Oh wow! that is gorgeous....:wub:

Bobdope2002 05-03-09 01:08 PM

yeh thats a nice place u got theyre


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