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[Brighton] £1.75m for 2500 sq ft house in Roedean . Estate agents been drinking !









Sarisbury Seagull

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As an estate agent (at the moment!), I can assure you that the agent very rarely has anything to do with the asking price! Believe me, it’s really not in the agents interest to over-price, especially at the moment.
 


Chicken Run

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As an estate agent (at the moment!), I can assure you that the agent very rarely has anything to do with the asking price! Believe me, it’s really not in the agents interest to over-price, especially at the moment.

I would say any property on the market for longer than three weeks is ****ed and a 50k reduction won’t make the phone ring in many cases!
 


Tim Over Whelmed

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So who were the famous person(s) who owned it?
 














mikeyjh

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As an estate agent (at the moment!), I can assure you that the agent very rarely has anything to do with the asking price! Believe me, it’s really not in the agents interest to over-price, especially at the moment.

Yeah, it appears that sellers haven't quite caught up with the state of the market - 47% of properties currently on sale in Brighton have been reduced by an average of £28k. Perhaps the 'correction' in the market that some want is in progress.
 


Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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Why would anyone pay that much money to live on the road to saltdean it just doesn't make sense.
If what you're saying is correct, they won't. Why don't you get the address and look up how much it sold for last time.
 




BNthree

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Yeah, it appears that sellers haven't quite caught up with the state of the market - 47% of properties currently on sale in Brighton have been reduced by an average of £28k. Perhaps the 'correction' in the market that some want is in progress.

Also prices dropped last few weeks due to Brexit worries. As someone has alluded to they can ask any price they like but what someone is willing to pay is a different matter!
 


Triggaaar

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Oct 24, 2005
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Wait, this thread is misleading. It's not £1.75m is it. It's a £1.75 to £1.85 guide price :)


I do like a bit of Estate Agent spin:
'Facing south for the sun, the house is in a prime position looking...' well, at the sun presumably.
Right, so you're saying it's got a north facing garden. Nice.
 








Triggaaar

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They only need to get lucky once with a Londoner or Russian willing to cough up say £2.75m. Who go away elated in driving a hard bargain and ‘saving’ a quarter of a million.
I don't think your Londoners or Russian oligarchs got rich by being that stupid.
 


Tim Over Whelmed

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I don't think your Londoners or Russian oligarchs got rich by being that stupid.

But they did by buying a portfolio of expensive properties "allegedly" using other people's or states money and "allegedly" by buying any assets to squirrel away the cash and hide it from the authorities!
 










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