David M
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Moving on up becomes a stretch. For those looking to climb from a 0-2 bed flat to a 3 to 4 bed house they now have to combat a 52% gradient if they are to get any form of footing. South Eastern buyers feel the greatest strain; hiking 62% closely followed by Londoners at 61%. In contrast Yorkshire and Humber buyers only need to reach another 38% to find a home. The rush for greener, post Covid, pastures drove prices up. This paired with high interest rates and falling flat values means second steppers are more often than not going back to the bank of Mum and Dad if they haven’t partnered up to make a move. @rightmove



Tel (£) “demand for these flats has collapsed. Nearly 40pc of flats built and bought in Wandsworth since 2010 were sold at a loss in the last five years.” All you need to do is look at the pictures and then also imagine the service charges. telegraph.co.uk/money/property…
























