Please Sir

Approach carefully and recite the incantation ...

"Fit like? Furry boot e frae?"
 
I'm from Aberdeen :D

Remember to be the first to the bar with your wallet and you'll be fine :beerjug:
 
Round here they reckon Aberdonians are easy to spot.

Just look for the guy eying everyone suspiciously and with his hands firmly in his pockets.



Which brings us nicely back to Bhud.....:D
 
Welcome John. What are you up here to do & where are you staying ?
Up here for keeps or just for a while ?

If you are wanting owt just PM me.
 
Good idea to rent for a while - get a feel for the place. Hoose prices are pretty steady so you're not missing anything by not buying straight away.
Loads of great places within easy reach of Dyce.

Be aware that there are some bargain houses up for sale at the moment.
If you are tempted, check out the proposed route of the new bypass first.

http://www.awpr.co.uk/document_archive.asp?command=OpenFolder&folder=&file=Maps

Dyce is a right royal bugga to get in and out of at rush hour.
The bike will prove very handy indeed.

I think you'll like it up here. Aberdeen's a bit of a bubble - pretty much immune to the financial woes the rest of the country have been/are about to suffer.

And, of course you'll be within easy reach of some great biking roads.

Once again - welcome.
 
Thanks for the bypass and house buying links :thumb2

Is the bypass likely what with the current economic climate? I'd vote for it after going back south after my interview at Dyce, so many roundabouts and traffic lights :eek:

Another query :rolleyes: the housing market, "offers over" means I guess this is the minimum we'll accept. If the market is very +ve you've got no hope of buying one for that, but is there a rule of thumb for what is the usual percentage above the "offers over"?
 


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