Parlon has some neck alright.
According to this [broken link removed] will be required on all sales after 1st January 2009.
They'll get plenty of work out of that without the Government having to waste €9 billion of taxpayers money on a subsidy to a bloated and unproductive sector of the economy.
I hear many people calling the construction sector unproductive, how is the sector unproductive and why?
Unproductive in the sense that it contributes nothing to the wealth of the country through exporting goods and services.
I have an idea how Tom Parlon can instantly increase demand and offload the excess inventory.
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"This confirms that, despite the negative media coverage surrounding the UK housing market, if house prices meet affordable levels then people are more than ready to buy.
Buyers need confidence to make a commitment to property and this confidence has frankly been eroded with the recent speculation about the credit crunch, banks reducing their mortgage products and the government suspending their funding of the co-ownership scheme."
Now, where's my consultancy fee?
Yes I caught this on the news last Night also, I assumed that the Builder must have got the land pretty cheap some years ago if he could make such a dramatic drop in price, food for thought I reckon for our own struggling Developer... I think its time we started to see this or else a wholesale collapse of one of the big ones that is if their Bank buddies keep propping them up, come up on pull the plug or drop the price!!
http://www.thepropertypin.com/viewtopic.php?t=12956
on another note Parlon was on the RTE news last night whinging that banks should cut borrowers some slack and not for the first time hinted that the government should provide finance to banks to lend at reduced rates to borrowers
Maybe his members should cut borrowers/FTBs a bit of slack and drop prices?
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