Nice apartments,shame they have built them in an area of town full of drug dealers and muggers.
And for good measure on the side of a rat infested lodge.
Seems like a good investment!!!

Nice apartments,shame they have built them in an area of town full of drug dealers and muggers.
And for good measure on the side of a rat infested lodge.
Seems like a good investment!!!

ALL of Accrington is full of drug dealers and muggers!!!!!

H wrote:

Nice apartments,shame they have built them in an area of town full of drug dealers and muggers. And for good measure on the side of a rat infested lodge. Seems like a good investment!!!

ALL of Accrington is full of drug dealers and muggers!!!!!

Accrington is up and coming ,lots of investment coming to the town,people like you should really stop talking it down!!

H wrote:

Nice apartments,shame they have built them in an area of town full of drug dealers and muggers. And for good measure on the side of a rat infested lodge. Seems like a good investment!!!

ALL of Accrington is full of drug dealers and muggers!!!!!

If thats the Case all of Blackburn is full of Child sex groomers!!! As exposed on national TV!!... dont you think???

Sal wrote:

H wrote:

Nice apartments,shame they have built them in an area of town full of drug dealers and muggers. And for good measure on the side of a rat infested lodge. Seems like a good investment!!!

ALL of Accrington is full of drug dealers and muggers!!!!!

Accrington is up and coming ,lots of investment coming to the town,people like you should really stop talking it down!!

Not talking the town down,simply stating fact.

Well said SA!!!

Wot...no pound shops in the new development??? It'll never get off the ground, just another money wasting plan. Accy is only going in one direction...and it's not up!!

Centaur wrote:
Wot...no pound shops in the new development??? It\\\'ll never get off the ground, just another money wasting plan. Accy is only going in one direction...and it\\\'s not up!!

Hey centuar, you live abroad,sounds like the best place for you,houses are still selling fast in some parts of the town,the investment coming to Acc is MASSIVE,i know i deal with clients lining up, Accrington`s going to be big just watch this town grow and grow.

If you want to look into the future then look at the past.

Every-age has its manias. There's been 'canalmania' and 'railwaymania', to name but two.

The modern equivalent is 'apartmentmania'.

I work in Manchester and the sky-line is littered with cranes for building apartments. A couple of years ago I remarked to a colleague: "Who's going to buy them?" "Smart investors", he said. "You never lose money in property". Yeah, right!

You can now pick-up apartments in the city for 50p on the £. The same is true in Leeds, where having driven through the south side of the city centre I was astounded by the amount of new-build flats dominating the sky-line. They too, were bought by 'smart investors' who have now lost their shirts. Liverpool is drowning in apartments that no-one will touch with a barge-pole; and rightly so. There's gross over-supply.

What we have here are the slums of to-morrow.

One has to be glad that Accrington is attracting inward investment but that does not mean that all investmant is sound and justified. As the examples of the big regional cities show much of the new inward investment there has been a gross mis-allocation of capital.

The word Accrington and the term luxuty apartments does seem a strange juxtaposition, but places can change and sometimes for the better.

The plans and perrmission for these will have been made at the very height of the recent
'apartmentmania'. They are now being delivered to market at the beginning of what looks like a bust. Providing the supply of apartments is strictly limited then the new development may well be an asset for the town, but given current conditions it must be 'fingers crossed' for all concerned.

We wish them, and it , well.

Kevin wrote:
If you want to look into the future then look at the past. Every-age has its manias. There\'s been \'canalmania\' and \'railwaymania\', to name but two. The modern equivalent is \'apartmentmania\'. I work in Manchester and the sky-line is littered with cranes for building apartments. A couple of years ago I remarked to a colleague: \"Who\'s going to buy them?\" \"Smart investors\", he said. \"You never lose money in property\". Yeah, right! You can now pick-up apartments in the city for 50p on the £. The same is true in Leeds, where having driven through the south side of the city centre I was astounded by the amount of new-build flats dominating the sky-line. They too, were bought by \'smart investors\' who have now lost their shirts. Liverpool is drowning in apartments that no-one will touch with a barge-pole; and rightly so. There\'s gross over-supply. What we have here are the slums of to-morrow. One has to be glad that Accrington is attracting inward investment but that does not mean that all investmant is sound and justified. As the examples of the big regional cities show much of the new inward investment there has been a gross mis-allocation of capital. The word Accrington and the term luxuty apartments does seem a strange juxtaposition, but places can change and sometimes for the better. The plans and perrmission for these will have been made at the very height of the recent \'apartmentmania\'. They are now being delivered to market at the beginning of what looks like a bust. Providing the supply of apartments is strictly limited then the new development may well be an asset for the town, but given current conditions it must be \'fingers crossed\' for all concerned. We wish them, and it , well.

At last someone who`s made sense,thanks

sal wrote:

Centaur wrote: Wot...no pound shops in the new development??? It\\\\\\\'ll never get off the ground, just another money wasting plan. Accy is only going in one direction...and it\\\\\\\'s not up!!

Hey centuar, you live abroad,sounds like the best place for you,houses are still selling fast in some parts of the town,the investment coming to Acc is MASSIVE,i know i deal with clients lining up, Accrington`s going to be big just watch this town grow and grow.

I've been watching that space for 60 years and it's still going downhill. As for living abroad....just ask the 4.5 million who have got out of the UK in then last 10 years!! I'm glad that you are staying...somebody has to watch it grow!!
Use to be a really nice little town with genuine prople. Unfortunately its not safe to go out at nights any more!

Rather than Globe centre investing over there why can't they help the council to make the town centre better!
Atleast we will not have to go elsewhere and shop.

When the builders go bust leaving a wheelbarrow and a broken cement mixer the flats in Manchester, Leeds, Bradford etc will be auctioned off and bought by Housing Associations who will then fill them with the Not Rights.

How about using that money and put more playing fields and invest in schools and the hospital? Accrington isnt Leeds or Manchester, its Accy. We could do so much more with this money than building luxury appartments for snobby folk.

A dirty little town, full of dirty little people.

Bill Grundy wrote:
A dirty little town, full of dirty little people.

Bill you would make a good poet,you silly little man in you`re silly little mind.