SpringTime

Ah well. Seems a shame to leave the cinema before the film's finished, doesn't it? There's always the hope it might perk up before the end!

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2020-09-03/one-in-seven-u-k-homes-are-selling-in-a-week-after-tax-cut Outside London the property market is fluid and looks like prices steady at least - probably on the rise. This is almost certainly due to people's behavioural changes rather than economic ones, bar the stamp duty relief which doesn't mean as much to the higher value London market. How long this will go on for we don't know. You might find, unless you price super-keenly, that a sale in SE22 and the immediate area will be a lot slower than back in 2012-2016 and that you're potentially priced out of your preferred out-of-town destinations, depending where and what they are. On another note some areas, Brighton, for example, are now so expensive that some movers are actually coming from outside and back into the capital again. Personally I'd go for a proper rural location as far from a city as possible (if it was workable) rather than live anywhere within 50 or probably 75 miles of London! England has become a very suburban place...

Chick Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And bullshit physics. Their physics advisor must > have been on acid. Why did you see it? Were you forced to watch it or something?

Mitre

Othello

Trend

Bod

Weird

Spurt

War

Great

Ride

Rider

Penny

I am working and have been based back at the office since early June, as have my colleagues. Best way for us. I hope as many people as possible can and will go back to their offices. Solitude scares me! Easily distracted I don't think WFH is right for me. The discipline of commuting and meeting face-to-face in the morning at set times works well for me. I find it orderly. My colleagues are the same. There are benefits to working from home but given the option (and at the moment there isn't one for us) most of us would take a day or two at most working from home. Given the nature of our work any more days at home would be detrimental to the business. I think we're also likely to spend our change on other local businesses given an office base - I don't that'd be so much the case if we were all home-based to be honest.

Shire

Bomb

Inert

Lady

Final

Fun

Kool

Can we get back on topic please? If anyone can do the Anus/Anus thing please PM me.

Felix

Diced