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Property Prices in the 70s and 80s Compared to Now

Rothmans · 2019-12-12 17:57:09

Stumbled across this news report from 1978. We think we have it bad today (and we do, in fairness), but I would not have liked to have been trying to buy in the late seventies. House prices doubling in the space of one year, 14% interest rates. Certainly a lot of parallels between then and today though, the main one being…

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#102 21-12-2019 3:53pm

riclad

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The government owns lots of land,they can give it to the council, theres no reason to nationalize golf course,s .
The council needs to build more house,s , and fix up the 100,s of empty
council flats and give them to people on the housing list.
Building new parks is not as important as solving the housing crisis .

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