It means that prices are still rising but at a lower rate of increase.
Yes. Yes. I don’t dispute that.
We won’t even have spuds. Unless they’re organic I suppose.
Because we won’t be able to afford spray to keep the blight away.
We’d be killing rabbits and eating weeds.
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The central bank rate increases are curbing people’s ability to spend, leading to more saving for a rainy day, dampening demand for goods & services & thus reducing the rate of inflation to more manageable levels. Is that it @Appendage? What do you regard as the sweet spot for inflation? I think more than 2% but less than 3%, albeit I’m not a slave to that range.
WeWork basically just rented out really expensive office space, and then sub let it even more expensively.
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except not enough people wanted to sub let it. WFH innit?
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Garden offices is where it’s at now
It’s strange, I read online that shared office spaces lead to an exhilarating mix of collaboration & creativity. I didn’t foresee this going wrong for WeWork (From Home).
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How does your information security work in those places?
I think it’s 100% paper based. They provide stationery/lever arch files etc as part of the fee & everyone has their own cupboard with individual locks to store stuff overnight.
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It’s completely impractical and obviously so from day 1. How the fuck did they reach that kind of valuation?
A shed out the back
Are house price increases even keeping up with inflation these days. It’s not a good time to be a slum landlord
We"Work"
Better name for it.
Somebody thought of it before me.
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Rented it out from their founder at exorbitant rents …who sold on the underlying properties with worthless leases
What does that mean?
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