
https://t.co/H8lesNiEPB
Rate hikes have been going too far and too fast to be explained by the likely trajectory of inflation in the medium-term. #BaileysBust @homeatix @bbclaurak https://t.co/A7BE6i31mJ pic.twitter.com/WsKmI16pKY— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
The Charts show in my opinion that the Bank of England could quite prudently have let rates stay at 1.75% in August 2022, the justification for the overreaction was to the Kamikwasi budget in September 2022. Even giving the Kamakwasi benefit of the doubt it is all to clear that the rise to 3% in November 2021 would have been more than sufficient. The rate rises are forcing some sort of unannounced agenda, we will all have our own opinions as to what those policy items may be, there is little doubt that the Rate hikes have been going too far and too fast to be explained by the likely trajectory of inflation in the medium-term.
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source: tradingeconomics.com
The Charts show in my opinion that the Bank of England could quite prudently have let rates stay at 1.75% in August 2022, the overreaction was to the Kamikwasi budget in September 2022. It is also clear that the rise to 3% in November 2021 would have been more than sufficient. The rate rises are forcing some sort of unannounced agenda, we will all have our own opinions as to what those policy items may be, there is little doubt that the Rates have been going too far and too fast to be explained by the likely trajectory of inflation in the Medium-term.
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/mortgage-approvals
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/interest-rate
https://tradingeconomics.com/united-kingdom/housing-starts
“First they came for the smaller banks.”
In the Uberisation of everything #GoingDirectParadigm and the march to Full Spectrum Monopoly State #SurveillenceCapitalism SME’s, and any Non Systemically important, difficult to control Independent etc,…( you get the idea ed.) organisations commercial or personal , must be destroyed. I do not wish to be overly melo dramatic about it but the process is pretty hard not to see in all its grubiness at this stage.
When all the carpet bagging and small scale increasing democratisation of share holdings through privatisations and council house sales of the 1980’s and 1990’s were taking place the consolidation was less easy to see. The net effect of a transfer of tangible wealth and its control into fewer and fewer hands proceeded at break neck speed through the Event 201 ( “Pandemic”) response and it would seem that enableing the sort of Dash for Cash looting, which Bailey oversaw in one or two of his previous incarnations, in the late 2000’s and early teens, is now being doubled down on. This is evidenced with this latest rude rush to Hiking much further and faster than a prudent lender of last resort would dream of.
Someone has to say it out loud!
This YTK housing Ladder Video and the homes for heroes blog following give some of the timeline.
Baileys Bust, No Quarter Given, On the 1/4 Point Hike March 23rd 2023. UK Resi Market Survey #RICS, Where did all that wealth come from? Where is it headed And what should we do about it? – Real Estate Land Development (RLD) Limited https://t.co/45LzjgIqLO pic.twitter.com/sk7cdQ7nU4
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
The Long Story short
Where and what is the real reason for the current policy stance by Central Banks worldwide and why would it seem that the destruction,(Transfer into the hands of the Billionaire class) of household wealth on a scale in excess of that in the GFC 1, is a price which Bailey and Powell are lining us all up to pay.
Is it that we should all be happy with owning nothing as the now infamous World Economic Forum “Misquote” would have it?
The Uberisation of everything following the Peak Everything bubble burst seems to be what we are in the midst of.
This Paradigm Shift.
This is a paradigm shift beyond post-Fordism and beyond Post almost anything imaginable from any of the Civics lessons I attended whilst going through, Primary, Secondary, Graduate, and post Graduate Professional Education.
The increase in Rates as they affect the residential property market is one small aspect of this Faster and Further push, reaching into the fundamentals of the Democracy and Free world into which I took and take an active part in. It’s not a new change to an obscure part of the rule book. What is emerging is that There really has been a different set of rules For some all along.
Well not so fast! fool me once shame on you, fool me twice shame on me. #Stop the Steal
🧵RISING INTEREST RATES ARE A BIGGER DEAL THAN YOU MIGHT THINK🧵
This is important (hence the caps).
I’m a bit worried people are being WAY too complacent about rising interest rates.
They assume that because they’re so low now vs the 1990s, this’ll be a walk in the park.
NO.— Ed Conway (@EdConwaySky) September 22, 2022
Add all those things to the equation – debt burdens, incomes, mortgage terms and mortgage rates – you end up with a very different picture.
Here’s data from @resi_analyst who’s worked out the “equivalent” interest rate – eg the actual BURDEN of interest rates over time. pic.twitter.com/vWrTdGq6kK— Ed Conway (@EdConwaySky) September 22, 2022
Baileys Bust, No Quarter Given, On the 1/4 Point Hike March 23rd 2023https://t.co/OmZIjWKIWN
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
Times (£) “Crest had been selling one home a week at each of its 50 or sites this time last year. However, its weekly sales rate had fallen to 0.35 homes per site by the end of December.” Please nanny, can we have Help to Buy back?” Help your own buyers. https://t.co/hDk2gFOjmK
— Peter Bill (@peterproperty) March 24, 2023
Or open more, smaller sites. That is certainly the current approach of at least one major house builder. But, as you can see from the graphic from Savills below, the majors have slowly boxed themselves in by operating from fewer and fewer outlets. pic.twitter.com/9xhU1g4fpy
— Peter Bill (@peterproperty) March 24, 2023
Baileys Bust, No Quarter Given, On the 1/4 Point Hike March 23rd 2023https://t.co/fATShiBQ8S https://t.co/CXwJFf0m1E pic.twitter.com/lHWnBjdfMQ
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
https://t.co/fATShiBQ8S pic.twitter.com/1Dc6nJigjn
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
"Open more smaller sites"
Do you mean volume builders hiving off parts of large sites to other providers including SMEs, housing associations and custom build?— Richard Blyth (@RichardBlyth7) March 24, 2023
"Outlet" a housebuilder brand presence at a site on its own or as part of a multi-outlet site with several active housebuilders. Some housebuilders have more than one brand i.e Barratt & David Wilson Homes both may be active simultaneously on a site, this counts as
2 outlets.— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
https://t.co/KWatD40Muy pic.twitter.com/rsoRaROz4k
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
https://t.co/CqCjbjadxM pic.twitter.com/0YiM8siFxi
— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
Work in progress Link to above Spreadsheet, sources linked in spread sheet.
The ONS figures for transaction volumes estimated for the last quarter of 2022 were way off beam ( That link is updated to Feb 2023 well into January the figures were still catching up with reality), the actual data will see substantial revisions to those estimates in both November ( See combined 1 doc attached) and December ( See combined Doc 64 attached)
https://www.plumplot.co.uk/house-prices-by-region.html
House prices comparison and historical trends by region, December 2022.
House prices comparison and historical trends by region, January 2023.
Headline statistics Updated 21 March 2023
Headline statistics from the latest transactions data include:
- the provisional non-seasonally adjusted estimate of the number of UK residential transactions in February 2023 is 76,920, 18% lower than February 2022 and 2% higher than January 2023
- the provisional seasonally adjusted estimate of the number of UK residential transactions in February 2023 is 90,340, 18% lower than February 2022 and 4% lower than January 2023
- the provisional non-seasonally adjusted estimate of the number of UK non-residential transactions in February 2023 is 8,710, 7% lower than February 2022 and 8% higher than January 2023
- the provisional seasonally adjusted estimate of the number of UK non-residential transactions in February 2023 is 9,870, 7% lower than February 2022 and 5% higher than January 2023
June 2017 Missing Movers
A report for the Council of Mortgage Lenders. A Long-Term Decline in Housing Transactions?
Missing Movers
These figures is a continuation of the Time series but relate to England and Wales and Not the whole UK The trend is still downwards though, that is to say, A Long-Term Decline in Housing Transactions, continues!
Cash Buyers.
Cash Buyers make up around 30% of all transactions 28.99% in England and Wales for 2021,
https://t.co/H8lesNiEPB
Rate hikes have been going too far and too fast to be explained by the likely trajectory of inflation in the medium-term. #BaileysBust @homeatix @bbclaurak https://t.co/A7BE6i31mJ pic.twitter.com/WsKmI16pKY— Real-Estate Land Development Limited (@RealEstateLand3) March 27, 2023
Event 201 with Hind sight, Was it a Monetary event.Have we gone direct #CBDC #Carbon CurrencyEndGame
MELISSA CUIMMEI – THE IRISH INQUIRY, EXPLAINS THE (“WHY?”) OF EVENT 201
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