Stroud Green in The Times Bricks & Mortar today

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• graeme

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  Phew, I thought for a minute it was going to be about how affordable and lovely the area is!

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• tosscat

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  There's a 9 bedder on the same street for the same price.

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• Ali

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  They are only worth what some one will pay for them !

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• Ali

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  How about this last century view of SG property from the Indie http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/hot-spot-obscure-area-of-desire-stroud-green-north-london-1087691.html The muntjac deer even gets a mention !

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• ActionVerb

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  There's a 1 bedroom flat for a bargainous £115k (or something like that). The catch being that it's above the N4/Red Rita... The boards have been up for months.

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• tosscat

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  [Ta-da!](http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/hot-spot-obscure-area-of-desire-stroud-green-north-london-1087691.html)

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• David

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  I assumed those panels on the dairy were part of the original. Must pay more attention.

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• minou

  February 2010 edited 11:16PM

  Cripes, five bedroom houses sold for £300k!

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• yagamuffin

  March 2010 edited 11:16PM

  "Three-bedroom houses in reasonable condition are available for less than pounds 150,000"
  Why wasn't I born five years earlier?

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• granville

  March 2010 edited 11:16PM

  That will be down to years of rampant & unchecked house price inflation.
  
  Right kids?

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• dion

  March 2010 edited 11:16PM

  If you were born even earlier, you would have lost your house in the ERM bust and would have been put off property for life.

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• wisteria53

  March 2010 edited 11:16PM

  It's all relative. 6 bedroom houses were £50k in the late 70s. Of course salaries were also in proportion. How did people live? They just did.

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• tosscat

  March 2010 edited 11:16PM

  Is it relative? I'm told by an advertising poster for something (no idea what - what a great advert!) that if dead chicken had followed the same inflation as house prices it would now cost £47. It doesn't give dates or anything...

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• notanumber

  March 2010 edited 11:16PM

  But if a chicken has been dead for long enough to become worth £47 through inflation, would you really want to buy it?

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