Average earners priced out of house market

Series: Negotiator ; 16(25) 14 December 2001, 5(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: Independent research group Labour Research Department's study found that workers on average incomes can not afford to buy the average house in many areas of the country. Parts of London and the South East showed the greatest gaps in affordability. Table.

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Independent research group Labour Research Department's study found that workers on average incomes can not afford to buy the average house in many areas of the country. Parts of London and the South East showed the greatest gaps in affordability. Table.

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