David Adams

Spears top 500 Estate Agent, #London: commenting on #prime #luxury #property market hot spots and property price trends across Europe

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

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[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@wallaceme Clearly, the Red car will arrive first. The blue car won't arrive back at all. It will be stopped for speeding over the bridge. But leaving Cardiff, it could be stopped and impounded for exceeding the 20 mph limit on most residential roads by 50mph.

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@HenryPryor Perhaps the only choice they can make? UK inflation rose for first time in five months to 3.4% in December, driven by govt. policy. If the RB lower rates they stoke inflation. The Govt are also driving the economy towards recession. If RB raise rates, they cause a faster collapse

[The Negotiator @TheNeg]

Faking it: 'Selling meat and property do have one thing in common @DavidAdamsEA @channel5_tv #fakingit #estateagency #propertypeople #propertynews https://t.co/0alDeiMwWf

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@RinseHold @DailyMailUK 64 to 68 percent of the world's chip market.

[Henry Pryor @HenryPryor]

#StatOfTheWeek Half of the properties put up for sale don't sell.

Of the 1,387,069 UK homes no longer listed for sale since the 1st Jan 2024, 743,269 or 54% exchanged & completed according to @LettingsChris. That means that 643,800 (46%) were withdrawn from the market, unsold.

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@Reuters they are both being honest for once!

[Isabel Oakeshott @IsabelOakeshott]

Abolishing non dom status will only drive more wealthy people out of the UK. We already have an exodus of wealth. Not an act of genius @Jeremy_Hunt

[Henry Pryor @HenryPryor]

Property - multiple dwelling relief get's the chop! (not sure from when). Also, CGT higher rate is to be reduced from 28% to 24%.

[Estate Agent Today @EAToday]

Mortgage approvals rise again but sales hit a decade low in January

https://t.co/4UEGBLZQM4

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@HenryPryor @HMRCgovuk thanks, mine too

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@johnestevens We have seen catastrophic levels of QE. Since the covid-19 outbreak the BoE has announced £300bn of QE purchases. QE causes inflation. Holders of the pound become poorer. This is the Sunak "magic money". But perhaps "magic money tree" should be replaced with "magic money hole"?

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@HenryPryor I think we should, at the very least, require the same of every MP.

[Graham Norwood @PropertyJourn]

EPC Change On The Way? New energy ratings planned by government https://t.co/JSRw3bQYF6

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[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

https://t.co/jILJEB1Vow I was asked recently by a Mexican if London was safe to walk around in, and which are the most dangerous/safest areas. My research for my reply has surprised me, as Westminster is now one of the places you are most likely to be stabbed.

[Property Week @PropertyWeek]

Housing secretary @michaelgove has unveiled the long-awaited Leasehold and Freehold Reform Bill (LFRB) in Parliament. @CiaranNerval reports

#leaseholdreform
https://t.co/PTkWoR1TYx

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@business High inflation is being caused by govt policy, not excessive consumer spending.  Its being caused by excessive money printing (chancellors Osborne and Sunak), high wage increases in the government sector, and excessive taxation (e.g. 12% green taxes plus VAT on energy bills).

[David Adams @DavidAdamsEA]

@hmtreasury @Jeremy_Hunt @ONS High inflation is being caused by govt policy, not excessive consumer spending.  Its being caused by excessive money printing (chancellors Osborne and Sunak), high wage increases in the government sector, and excessive taxation (e.g. 12% green taxes plus VAT on energy bills).