Back to the 19th century: Houses in UK ‘at their most unaffordable’ since 1876
The Tories have dragged our property market back to the Victorian era, as the 'unaffordability of houses' in the UK reaches a 150-year peak.
The Tories have dragged our property market back to the Victorian era, as the 'unaffordability of houses' in the UK reaches a 150-year peak.
One 'super landlord' owns more than a thousand properties, the Edinburgh Evening News revealed.
“The flooding of rental demand back into city centres thanks to office workers, students and international demand returning to cities means the post-pandemic ‘recalibration’ of the rental market is well underway .”
“We are endeavouring to be the best we possibly can in our practices and this development underlines our serious commitment to tackling the climate crisis."
“The cost of living crisis is the thing that could destabilise the market. ‘Corrections’ to prices often come from unexpected areas – think of the oil crisis in the 1970s or leaving the ERM in the 90s."
“In what may be signs of a return to pre-pandemic trends, furniture was the stand-out performer in January, after transport delays in the Christmas period began to ease.”
“The largely pedestrianised new quarter with green spaces and public art installations will offer our residents more spaces to relax, get active and socialise.'
The Barnes ward of Richmond is the most expensive area of the £1m+ London market outside of Kensington and Chelsea and Westminster, with the average property costing £1.65m.
Privately-educated Ms Allsopp, whose father is a baron, was described as showing "contempt" for people.
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