On Thursday 14 March 2013 11:26 Mark wrote in uk.d-i-y:
Agree. If I were looking for a house, I would use 2 approaches:
1) Peruse Zoopla (and maybe Righmove, be Zoopla has everything around here) 2) Shove the Zoopla or Rightmove apps on my smartphone, take drive and stop by any interesting houses with signs and use the app to pull the details and price.Sometimes I do (2) round here just out of noseyness - and to keep an idea what my house might be worth...
Of course, this only tells you the asking price.
On Thursday 14 March 2013 13:35 Mark wrote in uk.d-i-y:
True - but there's also the Land Registry data that Zoopla shows too :)
Tricky round here as house turnover is slow, but better than nothing.
Rightmove also shows sold prices...
Same here. And also tricky to use the prices of other houses when there's nothing exactly alike.
On Thursday 14 March 2013 14:30 John Rumm wrote in uk.d-i-y:
Does it now... That's good. I went to Zoopla more as they did that and had better map searching.
It's always true that it's best to have 2 equally strong service providers in every domain as it kicks both of them into constant innovation. Like Gnome and KDE or Android and iOS.
And do solicitors still not have to advise the Land Registry of a sale for 6 months? Seems crazy
And Mouseprice and .... there's loads of 'em.
MBQ
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