Since government announced Help to Buy, house prices for first-time buyers went from 6.7 times higher than earnings to 10.3 times higher. pic.twitter.com/4xNwKnwUxL
— Noble Francis (@NobleFrancis) June 6, 2017
In 2017 Q1 first-time buyer house prices in London were 10.3 times higher than earnings compared to 3.0 times higher 20 years ago#ukhousing pic.twitter.com/kjcHPAEeh0
— Noble Francis (@NobleFrancis) June 6, 2017
UK first-time buyer affordability (mortgage payment as a % of take home pay) in 2017 Q1 by region compared with 20 years ago.#ukhousing pic.twitter.com/bmeYWo2A3G
— Noble Francis (@NobleFrancis) June 6, 2017
Take advantage of our discounted landlord insurance ratesWhy London first-time buyers are risking negative equity through excessive borrowing https://t.co/3FVroumzjI
— ES Homes & Property (@HomesProperty) June 6, 2017
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