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Old 02-04-2007, 03:10 PM
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I suspect that the UK market is hardening - our own 3- reception, 6-bed house here in Torquay, on at just £239K, would be worth £600K plus in Oxford and £1m plus in London. As of yet we have had little interest but I'm not bothered too much - it's a great house and somewhere out there is the right person for it. I suspect that someone from London will snap it up and rent it out - it'll earn £1200 / month for the right owners.
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