I like the older ones when Phil would point out the more technical or physical aspects of the home that need to be looked at, giving us his expertise as a house inspector. I wish that he did that in the newer ones.
Enjoying all of these shows from Canada. These used to be on TV here but sadly no longer. British homes and the way of buying them so very different but that makes viewing so much interesting.
Ahhh, that days when a house was a reasonable amount of money! I feel terrible about young people today having to take on so much debt to get onto the property ladder. Love watching these old episodes…!
Use email, it’s a brilliant tool….. Yeah! We know that. 17 years later there’s hardly no other communication. I love how quickly things have changed to normal nowadays.
Kirstie is kind of pushy with her ideas. I agree, leave that beautiful wood tone, doors and cupboards too. White can look cheap and cold in that vintage of home IMO.
I like the older ones when Phil would point out the more technical or physical aspects of the home that need to be looked at, giving us his expertise as a house inspector. I wish that he did that in the newer ones.
Enjoying all of these shows from Canada. These used to be on TV here but sadly no longer. British homes and the way of buying them so very different but that makes viewing so much interesting.
I agree love these shows 🇨🇦🇨🇦
@@karonsky1 me too!🇨🇦 and the old prices are mind boggling!
Ahhh, that days when a house was a reasonable amount of money! I feel terrible about young people today having to take on so much debt to get onto the property ladder. Love watching these old episodes…!
The young and the mature Kirstie is sooo different! Phil is not so much, he is as cheeky as always... LOL
That girl needs to be a real estate agent. You can tell she's a quick learner and is very sociable and level headed. Good job well done!
Use email, it’s a brilliant tool….. Yeah! We know that. 17 years later there’s hardly no other communication.
I love how quickly things have changed to normal nowadays.
Lovely ending to this one- I feel like they really helped.
So like the house so lovely
Just looked up the house. The house they chose was bought in 2002 for 95,000 and sold in 2005 for 190,000. It was last sold in 2022 for 355,000.
Wtf. 95k in 2002 is roughly 190k in 2022. So it literally sold for almost double accounting for inflation. This country is going downhill man.
Nice couple. Very happy for them!
I would like to know what is a reception room. Am I right to assume that it is any room with a door to the outside?
Beatles city ! 🇬🇧♥️
Why does the UK use so many garish colors...and to top it off in a different bright color in each room? Weird!
Because it was literally filmed just as the 90’s finished? Tastes change…
Yeah, these shows go back a ways. But you know that the best time to buy was always ten years ago!
Or in this case 20.
Thank you!!
The banister would have been white originally? In a Victorian house? I don't think so ..
I loved all the exposed wood; but then my tastes were formed in the '80s.
Kirstie is kind of pushy with her ideas. I agree, leave that beautiful wood tone, doors and cupboards too. White can look cheap and cold in that vintage of home IMO.
@@Odo55 pretty is better than expensive and ugly
how old must this be at that price? i didn't really believe it when i heard the price. started looking down and around like huh what?
Black matt finish would be more dramatic finish meshing with clients modern style.
Who chooses those colors??
the yellow was gorgeous
This episode is at least 20 years old, isn't it?
Easily 20 now 2001/2002 at those prices
Yay!
Did they end up using email? I hear it’s a brilliant tool.
House prices are double the prices now
And wages have barely increased
Way more than double
Basically you have to start somewhere when you buy therefore ursula never too late.
Never too late is not starting at all.
Who's Ursula?
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