Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by gpderetta on Thursday January 29, 2026 @05:41AM
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I was going to reply to grandparent that only flat prices are coming down because of rising service charge costs, and being hard to mortgage because of cladding issues.
But after some research it is indeed true that house prices are, to a lesser extent, also going down, at least in real terms, if not nominal.
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by rowanajmarshall on Thursday January 29, 2026 @06:22AM
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I actually wrote a webapp to show this, check it out - https://housepricedashboard.co.uk/
London house prices are falling quite a lot in real terms.
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by graemep on Thursday January 29, 2026 @07:16AM
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Nice work. Have you considered add real terms changes?
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by rowanajmarshall on Thursday January 29, 2026 @07:29AM
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Already a feature, you can switch between nominal or inflation adjusted in the Change View panel -https://housepricedashboard.co.uk/?tab=change&start=2014&end...
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by johnisgood on Thursday January 29, 2026 @06:41AM
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I am getting DNS_PROBE_FINISHED_NXDOMAIN.
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by rowanajmarshall on Thursday January 29, 2026 @07:02AM
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Ah shoot, it's not .com, it's .co.uk. So https://housepricedashboard.co.uk.
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by gpderetta on Thursday January 29, 2026 @07:59AM
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ERR_CONNECTION_RESET. HN hug of death?
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by gpderetta on Thursday January 29, 2026 @03:15PM
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Probably office firewall
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by johnisgood on Thursday January 29, 2026 @08:45AM
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This is pretty good! Nice.
Have you ever considered adding more countries?
Re:London became the rest of the startup capital
by graemep on Thursday January 29, 2026 @05:43AM
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In multiple UK regions, but the most expensive ones and London the most.
Its coming down but from a very high level in London.
I do not know about other countries, but movements do tend to be wide spread (at least across similar economies). We are seeing higher interest rates in a lot of countries and they are the main determinant of the multiple of income properties sell at.
I am not sure everything else is reasonable if groceries alone have been going up by as much as 100% throughout the world, heh. Maybe on an SWE salary it is reasonable, sure.