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Indiana_Jones
1st February 2012, 09:55
Fuck me days it's just about impossible to buy a house in Auckland unless you've won the lotto it seems.....

....I think I'll be moving elsewhere in a few years. :confused:

-Indy

mashman
1st February 2012, 10:09
Fuck me days it's just about impossible to buy a house in Auckland unless you've won the lotto it seems.....

....I think I'll be moving elsewhere in a few years. :confused:

-Indy

Turn off the lights when ya go fella... or move to Chch.

Maha
1st February 2012, 10:11
Huntly.....?

Indiana_Jones
1st February 2012, 10:15
Turn off the lights when ya go fella... or move to Chch.

Room for me in the middle of the bed?....:D

-Indy

mashman
1st February 2012, 10:22
Room for me in the middle of the bed?....:D

-Indy

You sure you wanna take that risk :eek:

Indiana_Jones
1st February 2012, 10:29
It seems like anything under 350k is nothing but a 2 bedroom shack most of the time.

-Indy

Big Dave
1st February 2012, 10:37
I know - go to sea!

Indiana_Jones
1st February 2012, 10:39
Would be cheaper to buy a fucking yacht and live on the harbour lol

-Indy

Swoop
1st February 2012, 11:28
Would be cheaper to buy a fucking yacht and live on the harbour lol

-Indy
I seriously considered that some years back. If you don't like the view, just move to the next bay!
The only problem is that the word "BOAT" really means "Bring Out Another Thousand".:facepalm:


The local <STRIKE>criminal mob</STRIKE> "real estate agents" normally have 150 houses on their books, but at the moment only have 35.
The prices are reflecting this apparently.

Must get the place valued again!

Indiana_Jones
1st February 2012, 11:44
Move to the tr0n? :confused:

Not that it matters any time soon, would be nice to have before the kids come though.

-Indy

XxKiTtiExX
1st February 2012, 13:35
Its a bit like that up here. I don't ever see myself being able to afford to own/pay off my own home. But I won't be letting that feeling stop me from scrimping away my pennies to go toward a deposit. (One day).

Don't turn down what you consider a shack (surely you aren't talking Northland bush shacks here) if its for the right price/in the right area if it means getting your foot in the door while the market has had a bit of a slump.