SpringTime

Fred

Triad

Too

Wuli Wuli and Silk Road - probably Silk Road is the best around here. Gets busy in the evening. Great food.

Drape

Petition not working at the minute - anyone else having problems? Keen to sign tbh.

When I was a kid Centre Parcs was good, so probably similar now I'm a parent. I'd go again. Personally a trip to Morocco all-inclusive seems nuts but I do have relatives there which makes moving around the place and staying in or visiting lesser known places very easy. Never had any booze issues - always plenty on offer where appropriate. I've only had one notably difficult experience in Morocco. This year we were looking at some options when planning a trip to Greece. In the end I booked pretty much everything separately so that we could go where we wanted and stay whenever. It worked like clockwork and guess what... it was cheaper. Shan't be going on any cruises again. Too restrictive and doesn't look a good compromise carbon-wise.

https://www.lbc.co.uk/radio/presenters/james-obrien/three-mad-calls-in-a-row-prince-andrew/ Made me chuckle last week...

Stole

Pole

Rhyme

Daisy

Done. Love the woods...

Taint

On

End

Pants

Omens

Too

Asking prices might go up in the New Year as fresh movers try their luck and agents look to win instructions by pricing high when they value clients' properties. Asking prices and agreed sale prices are rarely the same thing though. I don't think actual sale prices will go up. Too much going on at the minute. Too many distractions and concerns - when the election is out of the way (and you never know, it might be a seismic result) Brexit will not be going away. As for a buyers' market, the flow the the market still favours the seller. There are more buyers out there than available stock, it's just that the market is much slower at the moment, so most listings sell because the vendor is reasonable and understands that there isn't a queue of buyers waiting to come in - they'll still come but it's a trickle. If no buyers show then the most obvious problem will likely be overpricing. In a slower market buyers have more choices, and more time to consider whether they offer, and they will of course act according to price as well as all their other buying criteria.

Loses

Poppy

micromacromonkey Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > are any of the commenters here estate agents, or > just guessing? (educated guess or not) At least one is an estate agent...

Jules-and-Boo Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > do estate agents still make up bidding wars by > pretending there are other interested parties? They shouldn't do so as this is an offence - The Property Ombudsman can slaughter an agent for this king of thing.