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Great ED Estate Agent Misleading Quotes


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The many many other estate agents threads on this site, particularly those detailing Foxtons marketing bumph, made me think of starting a thread of amusing and misleading quotes from estate agents trying to make properties sounds perfect...


This, from a recently advertised house details in ED ....


The property is situated in a sought after residential road bordering on East Dulwich Station, Lordship Lane and Dulwich Village and park.


Impressive (if impossible) location for a house. Seen any others like this out there?

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It was suggested to me by an estate agent that there might be a tube line extension to East Dulwich with the station entrance on Goose Green, but it wouldn't be started for another 7 years or so. That was 6 years ago so maybe, just maybe...
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Brendan Wrote:

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> What I don't understand is why someone would think

> that would be a positive thing for the area. :-S


Aw c'mon.. 90% of ED dwellers would wee their pants with excitement if a tube was to find its way here

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Brendan Wrote:

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> What I don't understand is why someone would think

> that would be a positive thing for the area. confused icon


Perhaps in the hope of a more frequent service?



Who needs a more frequent service to New Cross, anyway?

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