Hi, I'm Rob, and I'm Rob, and this is Ask Rob and Rob your weekly opportunity to get all your

property questions answered. This week we've got a really interesting question

about the property cycle. Now you've heard us talk about the property cycle many times if you've

listened to any episodes of the podcast in the past, but this is an angle on it that we haven't really

talked about before, so it's going to be an interesting one to get into.

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make sure you leave your name name because this person didn't.

However, we're playing it anyway because it's a great question.

Thanks for all the excellent value you guys have been provided.

My question is about the property cycle and if there is any clues that you can help us to try and understand where an area is in the cycle at a more micro level so parts of a city for example so we can

understand when it's good time to buy or a good time to sell etc when it's growing

or where it is in the cycle. Thanks a lot.

Yeah that is a really interesting one. We've sort of touched on the notion of

different cycles in a slightly more regional way in the past because we've talked

there's a debate about whether London is obeying the general UK property cycle or whether it's

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