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@yash19454 Сағат бұрын
Thing is sometimes it really is the agents doing as well.. they can (not all of course) give conflicting info and they don't manage expectations correctly either. But if she accepted 10k under the asking means she did prove her point
@ojbeez5260 4 сағат бұрын
The entire UK Property market is delusional...almost nobody can afford to buy or sell!!
@michaelbradley9529 4 сағат бұрын
Who is having the interest we pay, which the thieves call government borrowing, it's about time we put these people in JAIL They tell you printing money causes inflation, just another load of CRAP.
@JevansUK 5 сағат бұрын
Sounds like all tenants should do this
@MovingHomewithCharlie 47 минут бұрын
They probably will
@Sn00pyJ508 8 сағат бұрын
If the rent increase is approved by the judge, it should be back dated to the date of the appeal. Perhaps this may act as a deterrent?
@MovingHomewithCharlie 45 минут бұрын
Reasonable
@JosephDoherty-c9r 8 сағат бұрын
Well we knew that from the beginning once a liar always a liar the think there is nothing wrong with that God we who didn't vote for them are well and truly screwed.
@NettiieB 10 сағат бұрын
Charlie's face. 🤔🧐🫤🙄👀🤦. 😂
@picknmix39 10 сағат бұрын
Charlie you say we shouldn't be jealous of people who are entrepreneurs and take a risk and become wealthy as a result. I have this jealousy. However, I am NOT jealous of their success. I'm jealous of the opportunities they had to take a risk. Many of the most 'successful people were born with the opportunity to take a risk; perhaps a property they could live in for free while they set up a business, maybe inheritance which they can use to start a business, maybe a private school education which has given them a business network, maybe a parent who is in business and can provide free advice. Probably they also have a family financial safety net for when their business (as most do) fails. Perhaps more than anything, 'successful' people are given the luxury of confidence when they are young. This conference transfers into promotions in a salaried job and risk taking in a business. Most people in the UK don't have the ingredients to become wealthy listed above, and can never have them- they are the privilege of a few and it is that privilege of which I am jealous, NOT their resulting success.
@MovingHomewithCharlie 39 минут бұрын
That’s all fair, but nothing you say prevents anyone from any background from taking the first small steps into self-determination. Yes, you are 100% correct that it’s easier and less of a risk if you have privilege of any kind to fall back on, there’s no doubt about that and I am living proof of that. But, I started out knocking on doors and washing cars and made more money immediately than the job I’d been fired from. Literally anyone can do that, no matter what, and you can work your way up from there. Too many, in my opinion, make excuses for not having made the difficult choices earlier on when the risks were lower, then got comfortable with the routine of a monthly salary. It’s absolutely true that people who are born into advantageous circumstances are in an enviable position. That some don’t acknowledge it is also infuriating. But I dispute the argument that it’s not possible to step out on your own without privilege. I know countless people who have done exactly that. Thanks for the comment and the openness to admit your feelings. 👍🏻
@picknmix39 11 сағат бұрын
A country CAN be a high tax country, as long as there is a sovereign wealth fund like, famously, Norway. That fund is an income generator for the state which allows individuals to pay less for public services and therefore spend more in the rest of the economy. It's too late unfortunately for the UK to transition to this model unfortunately.
@soundtechture3193 12 сағат бұрын
We're building houses to house the replacement workforce who are replacing the 9 million unemployed.
@ep1929 14 сағат бұрын
F**k Sainsburys, they & the other supermarkets have seen many a supplier go to the wall by dictating the rates / terms.
@Coldm6791 18 сағат бұрын
I welcome a much overdue Housing correction. why don’t you talk about Manufacturing PMI And inventory as it’s s probably the most important leading indicator on the economy
@rebornsmith7542 19 сағат бұрын
These people want too much for this terrible houses.
@D-A-H8585 19 сағат бұрын
It’s one big usurious system. The usurious bankers want us going through the courts and spending thousands.
@nickrougier8014 19 сағат бұрын
Very succinct and clear analysis of the dire state of this Dystopian country that wins new subscriber and a Like.
@monkswhiskers3354 20 сағат бұрын
To the commenter selling his btl to buy gold and then buy more btls at a later date. Why not use the money to build something productive? A business that employs people for example, instead of people farming. Let a young family buy those homes rather than hoard them. The rent seekers are part of the reason we’re in this mess. Just a mull.
@Applepie409 21 сағат бұрын
I disagree that politicians wouldn’t take second jobs if they were paid more. They have big ego’s and the power absolutely corrupts. House prices I’m sure will come down. There is a shortage of well paid jobs.
@monkswhiskers3354 22 сағат бұрын
It’s all coming home to roost now. Years of cheap credit thanks to QE since 2008 all because those in charge were too scared to let a necessary recession occur. DEBT everywhere. MEW to get the latest Evoque etc. credit cards maxed “everyone does it don’t they?”. The piper MUST be paid. We are now at the juncture of choosing to save the economy by lowering rates and killing the currency or saving the pound and go into a depression. We are reaping what we have sown in the West. Your 1.5 mill semi in zone 3 won’t feel so lucrative when a loaf costs £50.
@richardlongmuir8348 22 сағат бұрын
Wage increases aren’t necessarily a good thing,we’ve seen that previously just before a property crash and recession
@kaya051285 22 сағат бұрын
Wages are up 5.6% thats the most recent Nov 2024 data So yeah youd be right if wages were static but they aren't Also come April there is going to be another burst of wage inflation as the min wage is due to increase almost 7% You made a wrong call thinking there would be a nig house price crash Now you double down with fear prawn
@EmmaMetcalfe-d7s 23 сағат бұрын
I am not intelligent because I am socialist, oh and woke and a snow flake!😂
@stevo728822 23 сағат бұрын
Lol...Charlie is clueless about modern 304flation. Hilarious.
@EmmaMetcalfe-d7s 23 сағат бұрын
Let's not forget Elon Musk as made millions from contracts through the tax payers in America! Tax the super rich. Sainsbury's is no longer a start up! Liz Truss killed the economy not Labour fact.
@stevo728822 23 сағат бұрын
You can buy land and property in virtual worlds online.
@stevo728822 23 сағат бұрын
Maybe in the future, the country will be governed by a giant AI computer?
@EmmaMetcalfe-d7s 23 сағат бұрын
Maybe we should to tax the super rich!
@EastoftheDanube 23 сағат бұрын
Serious question: are house prices too high or are salaries too low?
@matthewryan4844 21 сағат бұрын
Probably both. Theres a bunch of countries where wages have grown faster than here. House prices have gone up at similar rates to other countries but the average uk floor area is low for the price you pay.
@EastoftheDanube 21 сағат бұрын
@ interesting, thanks. I have a property over 1,000 sq ft, an old Grade II listed house so built well, unlike properties built after 1984. It’s unlikely to sell for more than £235k because of the location, ie nice, relatively affluent, low crime town but 20 miles from a work centre. In the U.K. the highest house prices are in areas where there are the most jobs. I think it’s a bit simplistic to say that house prices are too high. The economy of this country is lopsided. If there were an even spread of decent jobs across the country, house prices might fall in line with local salaries as they do where I live. As it is, people move to areas of high employment. I used to live in Oxford and this is precisely what happened - jobs boom, loads of strangers move in (native born British btw), ruin the vibe, house prices go through the roof forcing out those of us who grew up and have families there. Horrible city now and glad to be gone. This is where I think Charlie has some blind spots. Nottingham, for example, is quite good value. My cousins sold my deceased aunt’s lovely 4 bed mid-terrace house for £350k in 2022, the height of the Covid housing mania. Good solid 1900s house. In Oxford you’d get a box made out of refined cardboard on a busy roundabout for that money. Perhaps with a balcony overlooking the ring road if you are lucky!
@Bubbles77418 8 сағат бұрын
House prices too high!
@EastoftheDanube 7 сағат бұрын
@@Bubbles77418 but if the average salary were £70k, as it should be imo, rather than £30k, then you could buy a starter house as a young person/couple with a mortgage x 3 of your salary (£70 x 3 = £210k + a saved deposit of £40k = £250k). Anywhere outside of London you could find a flat or house for this price. People need to start asking for higher salaries. Reducing house prices will just be a race to the bottom, economically speaking. I was earning £15k in 1997 for a full-time publishing job. I’d be hard-pushed to find that same job today paying more than £22k. Taking into account inflation over the last 28 years, that is a massive salary decrease.
@Bubbles77418 7 сағат бұрын
@EastoftheDanube and how much do you think Mr Asda or Mr Sainsbury's would increase the value of everything on the shelves if they were paying their full time staff £40,000 more a year? If that was the case, the benefit system would also need overhauling to keep up. House prices have increased over 30% in the last five years alone which is simply unsustainable alongside the rise in interest rates and the current economic outlook. The correction can't come soon enough, imo!
@Ali01007 Күн бұрын
Hello charlie. Are you also a drummer 🥁
@jamesbrannick528 Күн бұрын
What an absolutely miserable decade! 😂
@pleaseentername. 8 сағат бұрын
Unless you’re in tech, crypto, ai
@Mike-lb1hx Күн бұрын
I'm for building social housing as it increases the housing stock but if we could build them in the private sector we would be better off. The reasons I say this are 1) The need for government subsidy would be regularly reviewed and we wouldn't end up with Bob Crow earning 150k getting subsidised rents 2) There are estimated to be 150k illegal sublets from social housing 3) The government struggles to run anything more complex than a bath. Was it Reading where the council recently pulled out as it couldn't make being a Landlord work
@jossratcliffe8908 Күн бұрын
This is amazing content. Well done Charlie
@RobertReading-l5k Күн бұрын
Labour put us into the financial crisis in 2008 with Mr Brown, so is Labour going to it again. It looks like Labour wants to damage the uk businesses and even the buy to let market which help the governement out with housing people, but they are just damaging the econmy and they are not going to get any more Taxes out of people if they start loosing jobs. But they are really trying to get foreign investors, but they should try and help our own people to invest and not always foreign ones. We really try to get foreign investor, but that means alot of the money doesn't stay in the uk then. New taxes made up like inheritance tax on farms and business, what else do they want to tax.
@BAmalakas 23 сағат бұрын
Yes Gordon Brown caused a global financial crisis.
@celestecanyon Күн бұрын
"Libertarian" elmo musk would say very much the same thing about socialism-no doubt. Posh(ish) Anglo-Saxon/Norman boys have their own agenda, of course. Cockney boy made good Michael Caine is no arbiter of anything(and should get an ounce of gratitude and humility)...Corrupt South AfriKKKan-AmeriKKKan, sieg-heiling, bankster-funded oligarch grifter Musk is nobody to eulogise or extol either
@relobmit Күн бұрын
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_purpose_of_a_system_is_what_it_does "The purpose of a system is what it does (POSIWID) is a systems thinking heuristic coined by Stafford Beer, who observed that there is 'no point in claiming that the purpose of a system is to do what it constantly fails to do.'"
@TasmanianDevil22 Күн бұрын
So Barrett/Redrow and Persimmon a buy in a few months when thier stock plummets. They have already, but will be steal soon. Jones homes are still sellingbin phases, but are clearing stock before continuing.
@wokelefty Күн бұрын
I still find it mind boggling, not a single member of Kier's cabinet has set up or run a business.
@SycAamore Күн бұрын
Yeah right, do you want another Rushi?
@EastoftheDanube 23 сағат бұрын
Like that horrible former chancellor, Phillip Hammond? Plenty of Tories in the cabinet owned and ran businesses and look what they did to the economy. Plenty were also millionaires, especially in the Cameron government. I’m not a Starmer supporter but this mess is not entirely their fault. The Tories ruined this country from 1979 onwards. Do some research.
@BAmalakas 23 сағат бұрын
I imagine you find quite a lot of stuff mind boggling.
@aficio698 Күн бұрын
What a nonsense - another reason for landlords to exit the market. The courts can’t handle the current workload.
@JevansUK 5 сағат бұрын
Great
@MK-ee9wq Күн бұрын
We haven't got free capitalist market, let alone healthy market. Crony capitalism on steroids!
@theconspiracyfactualist.144 Күн бұрын
Buy to let is facked.
@allykhan8594 Күн бұрын
Increase pay does not produce increase productivity! And with that we are in decline.
@allykhan8594 Күн бұрын
Anyone in business in the u.k can tell you a Sharp turn down is what we're in. The Gov inflicted great harm to every component of this despondent kingdom.
@luluisze Күн бұрын
to be honest i think what labour doing is to crash the housing market so people will small deposit to able to afford it. yes it is brutal consider how many families will go broke, and how many normal people bought from a few years ago will be force to sell and back to rental market because they were overpaid for their home.