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"No action on the Salisbury board for a while, so here are my observations: I mainly keep an eye on SP3 area which is west and north west of Salisbury. What I am seeing as May develops is some activity right at the top of the market (£750k+), and lots of price reductions at the lower end of the market with lots of stale inventory that's been hanging around for years now. As an example there is a small estate of \"new\" builds in Dinton which have remained unsold for approx 3 years now, the 3 bedders are now down to £189K, I think they started off in the £249-279k bracket. \nAt the top end, when prices do fall, they are mainly taking off reasonable £50K+ chunks at each reduction.  \nThe newbuild shared ownership stuff in Tisbury has been repriced (ie with a smaller share of \"ownership\" for sale)as there was no interest at the original price. The other stuff on the estate is now showing price reductions on rightmove even though the stuff isn't built yet. \nThe sub-optimal BTL type properties in Shrewton and Tisbury don't seem to be being bought by BTLetters anymore, they just sit there month after move on rightmove with the asking prices sliding steadily downwards. \nSpeaking to friends and locals, what I am hearing echos what has been said on the main board, there is definitely a different feeling in the air - people I know of who have been actively house searching for ages have now almost universally gone \"stuff it\" and have given up. Two couples I know who got into small time BTL have either sold up or else are trying to with significant losses. Seems to me people are falling out of love with houses. \n"
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