HairPieceMan
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rofl "for scotland".
and no 100K over the middle market for uk is upper middle
and previsouly -in the context of the UK- you said LOWER middle, NOT middle
you keep changing your story!, LOWER MIDDLE? now you have backtracked and say it's "middle", and scotland as a whole is not in the middle of nowhere, national average is £160K, and glasgow, dundee and other big well known cities 150K is average, hardly "middle of nowhere".
are you saying scotland is the middle of nowhere, or people are poor in scotland, does that apply to northern island as well? when does this end, also where is the guy that compared kenya to the UK? or was that you?
here is the stats so you get the math, based on your area theory and UK (which I have prooved is Bull**** if you read the lower paragraph)
Lower middle £150K
middle - £250K http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/in_depth/uk_house_prices/html/houses.stm <proof
Upper middle - £350K
you can't deny that.
but actually in context for scotland (which was your initial point) my parents home is well within upper middle housing market, even if we are taking into account the UK as a whole, it is still within the upper middle band, NOT lower middle!
you continue to ignore my points here
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here why dont you look into this and reply to this
your an idiot if you think if you move 10 miles down the road you go from upper middle to lower class all of a sudden (your inner london theory)
so yeah, you are still "rich" if you are living in a 1 bedroom flat for 400K in inner london, move 10 miles down the road and you live in a 5 bedroom semi- or detached house, in fact move to almost any location of the UK other than inner london and you will be in a large house. so quit with this inner london bull**** already.
you earn the same money, why would you be "poor" all of a sudden, quit ignoring my logic.
do you not agree to this, or do you still think you are poor living in a 400K 1 bed flat in inner london. and now 350K is lower middle by these standards all of a sudden.
have you actually been to a property center, have you spoken with advisor's there, what you are saying is LAUGHABLE!
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and to further
£150K really is the average, in UK as a whole, that BBC link is not entirely accurate as it includes greater london, the vast majority of industry analysts say the average house price in britain as a whole is £150K, this is widely accepted as standard.
and I can provides links and evidence of this, whereas you just keep changing your figures and opinions and provide no links.
here are some quotes from businesses on the property market, not some guy on the hairloss forum that knows sweet **** all called qauntum cat that makes up stats inside his head and then later backs down on them.
Halifax puts the average price at £163,845 in December 2012.
Halifax economist Martin Ellis, said: ‘Overall, last year saw an even mix of monthly rises and falls as prices lacked any real direction as both demand and supply pressures remained largely unchanged during 2012.
"but QC on the hairloss forum says £350K is lower middle?"
im sorry but I think I believe halifax econimist than QC on this one, as well as chris to!
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/12/14/article-1671748-16605565000005DC-693_468x389.jpg
here is a graph they drew up, by an economist, from halifax.
here is another qoute from a another industry leader.
The Land Registry's report showed the average home in England and Wales worth £158,94
wow, I guess everyone must be wrong then, QC says £350K is lower middle!
and no 100K over the middle market for uk is upper middle
and previsouly -in the context of the UK- you said LOWER middle, NOT middle
you keep changing your story!, LOWER MIDDLE? now you have backtracked and say it's "middle", and scotland as a whole is not in the middle of nowhere, national average is £160K, and glasgow, dundee and other big well known cities 150K is average, hardly "middle of nowhere".
are you saying scotland is the middle of nowhere, or people are poor in scotland, does that apply to northern island as well? when does this end, also where is the guy that compared kenya to the UK? or was that you?
here is the stats so you get the math, based on your area theory and UK (which I have prooved is Bull**** if you read the lower paragraph)
Lower middle £150K
middle - £250K http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/shared/spl/hi/in_depth/uk_house_prices/html/houses.stm <proof
Upper middle - £350K
you can't deny that.
but actually in context for scotland (which was your initial point) my parents home is well within upper middle housing market, even if we are taking into account the UK as a whole, it is still within the upper middle band, NOT lower middle!
you continue to ignore my points here
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here why dont you look into this and reply to this
your an idiot if you think if you move 10 miles down the road you go from upper middle to lower class all of a sudden (your inner london theory)
so yeah, you are still "rich" if you are living in a 1 bedroom flat for 400K in inner london, move 10 miles down the road and you live in a 5 bedroom semi- or detached house, in fact move to almost any location of the UK other than inner london and you will be in a large house. so quit with this inner london bull**** already.
you earn the same money, why would you be "poor" all of a sudden, quit ignoring my logic.
do you not agree to this, or do you still think you are poor living in a 400K 1 bed flat in inner london. and now 350K is lower middle by these standards all of a sudden.
have you actually been to a property center, have you spoken with advisor's there, what you are saying is LAUGHABLE!
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and to further
£150K really is the average, in UK as a whole, that BBC link is not entirely accurate as it includes greater london, the vast majority of industry analysts say the average house price in britain as a whole is £150K, this is widely accepted as standard.
and I can provides links and evidence of this, whereas you just keep changing your figures and opinions and provide no links.
here are some quotes from businesses on the property market, not some guy on the hairloss forum that knows sweet **** all called qauntum cat that makes up stats inside his head and then later backs down on them.
Halifax puts the average price at £163,845 in December 2012.
Halifax economist Martin Ellis, said: ‘Overall, last year saw an even mix of monthly rises and falls as prices lacked any real direction as both demand and supply pressures remained largely unchanged during 2012.
"but QC on the hairloss forum says £350K is lower middle?"
im sorry but I think I believe halifax econimist than QC on this one, as well as chris to!
http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2012/12/14/article-1671748-16605565000005DC-693_468x389.jpg
here is a graph they drew up, by an economist, from halifax.
here is another qoute from a another industry leader.
The Land Registry's report showed the average home in England and Wales worth £158,94
wow, I guess everyone must be wrong then, QC says £350K is lower middle!
