Flat 23, Brook Court, Player Street, Nottingham, NG7 5PP

Master bedroom with ensuite bath/wc, dining room/kitchen area, second bedroom, bathroom and wc.

Barnard Marcus auction of 7th Feb, 2008 final bid was £64,000 but reserve was £65,000.

On 19th June 2006, the flat sold for £139,000.

That is what we want to see - a nice 50% percent fall in price.

Not true, no one was prepared to pay 50% of the price.

Mind you, it`s a bit rough round there

Over the last 18 months it has been clear that Nottingham is the epicentre of this crash.

Where Nottingham leads, everywhere follows, including London.

In a year or so it will be 50% off in new builds in London.

In three years it will be 50% off everything, everywhere, including London.

A bit rough! I think you could start a debate about which circle of hell that place is located in.

haha. I can keep the arrow from the map on screen whilst seeing where I live!

Brook court has lots of properties for sale not achieving their asking prices, and they have dropped alot recently.

However, other places are still holding their prices just. The flat I'm in has lost some from 2 years previously.

But, the locals of Nottingham don't see/view house price falls, no one is talking about it.

After four years of price falls they accept s**t happens and contemplate their losses in private.

There are dozens of flats on under that postcode on Rightmove, from £55k to £80k.

There is something weird going on here, 18 months later and such massive drops. Much as I want to take this on face value, something smells very fishy here.......