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    Die Immobilienpreise in Großbritannien fallen, da die Unsicherheit über den Iran-Krieg die Nachfrage dämpft

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    1. Prestigious_Spot9635 on

      It’s gotten nothing to do with Iran war lol.

      These guys always looking to label it

    3. kahnindustries on

      or… and hear me out… its fuck all to do with Iran and is actually because everyone but the boomers are fucking broke

    4. Ulysses1978ii on

      All of a sudden nobody wants a roof over their head? What, is everyone going digital nomad with a plug in solar kit?

    5. Wgh555 on

      Surely the fact our migration is now nearly at net zero might be related to this too. I wasn’t a supporter of such draconian measures brought it in labour and the conservatives but they’re here now either way, and have massively slashed numbers, for better or worse.

      It’ll reduce pressure on housing, it’s simple supply and demand.

      But the flip side is we may end up with a further shortage in certain sectors.

      So pick your poison really.

    6. Exciting_Top_9442 on

      It’s probably more to do with untold landlords selling g up to avoid all the new rules coming in.

      Which is good.

    7. Least-Entrepreneur23 on

      Yep, me, living in South East England, decided not to buy a house this year purely because of the potential war between the US and Iran

    8. shizola_owns on

      Why are people denying this? „Mortgage rates have jumped and hundreds of the cheapest deals have disappeared over the last few weeks.“ This is true and people are holding out in the hope this will blow over relatively soon.

    9. wkavinsky on

      As other’s have pointed out, the cheapest rates have jumped 1% in the past month – that has a huge impact on affordability, and less buyers in the market means less money for a property.

    10. mturner1993 on

      The comments are a mess in the article. Boomers saying it was hard in my day as it was 3x my salary, completely oblivious to the fact houses are now 10x minimum wage, as wages have barely risen, and you typically have to save whilst renting at the same time.

      Doesn’t help the general public don’t understand inflation or wage growth

    11. Xaavuza on

      I put my house on the market the day before trump bombed Iran and I have had 1 viewing.

    12. dja1000 on

      Brilliant, we need a crash in house prices, can we get trump to shoot off his mouth and get another 20% off

    13. Sir_Henry_Deadman on

      Why would this even matter whose not buying a bungalow in Hounslow Because of Iran?!.

      „We can’t downsize yet Mavis the Ayatollah is upto something!“

    14. magrandan on

      No it’s because the banks have pulled out most of the cheap mortgage options the moment the first missile hit. We need a nationalised bank which runs for the people and not for Venkat to take home £25 million pound bonus.

    15. Excellent_Fondant794 on

      Interest rates go up, the actual cost of purchasing a home increases. House price drops.

    16. Public-Guidance-9560 on

      every cloud eh? just took the threat of nuclear war for it to happen

    17. XenorVernix on

      I can see the housing market grinding to a halt with the higher interest rates on top of the higher stamp duty.

      I was planning to list mine (first time buyer home) this month but I’m having second thoughts about taking on a much bigger mortgage by upsizing. I can afford higher rates but if prices are going to fall I’d be better off staying where I am for now.

      Any economic downturn brings job security risk too as my employer has a history of cutting jobs in my department during tough times.

    18. Kickkickkarl on

      Yeah me and the Mrs didn’t buy the house this week because of the Iran war. We also didn’t buy the house when Russia invaded Ukraine, we also didn’t buy the house when the queen unfortunately passed away.

      Another time we also didn’t buy the house was when England lost in the finals against Spain. All in all, all these global events just stop myself and the Mrs buying the house so instead we just go back to getting daily takeaways and getting Uber everywhere until such time we can buy a house and everything is perfect.

    19. jungleboy1234 on

      tomorrow, next headline – UK HOUSE PRICE SOARS as IRAN WAR CEASEFIRE HOLDS!

      Always a headline to push house prices up.

    20. bars_and_plates on

      I think that these sorts of articles that talk about tiny monthly changes need to come with a kind of disclaimer for the statistically illiterate.

      If we were seeing a significant change, like how oil prices dropped 15%+ yesterday, then it’s worth looking at in detail.

      But these kinds of 0.5% either way changes are basically just a random walk around the mean. You end up with 0.3% here, -0.2% there, etc, and at the end of the year it adds up to 1% or so, one month has almost no predictive power.

    21. reditsux77655 on

      Real estate markets typically don’t react at the speed necessary to recoil from events within this fiscal quarter.

    22. chin_waghing on

      Had no clue housing prices were tied directly to the great epstien war or 2026

    23. ThePandaDaily on

      Who the hell gets put off of buying a home because of a war thousands of miles away?

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