UK home ownership declining as young people grow poorer
Share of young people who own property falls by 20% in 2002-2014 period
London
RATES of home ownership in the UK are falling as young people grow comparatively poorer and find mortgages harder to obtain, according to a report due to be published on Wednesday.
Between 2002 and 2014, the share of young people who owned property fell by 20 per cent, far outstripping the overall 6.2 per cent drop in home-ownership rates, according to the Redfern Review. Fewer young adults are able to afford …
BT is now on Telegram!
For daily updates on weekdays and specially selected content for the weekend. Subscribe to t.me/BizTimes
Property
US 30-year mortgage rate rises to five-month high of 7.24%
Money laundering accused Su Baolin’s Sentosa property goes unsold at auction
US Judge approves US$418 million settlement that will change real estate commissions
In San Francisco, a home renovation can become a battle royale
Country Garden extends bonds to avoid first local default
Daughter of Chinese steel-and-nickel tycoon picks up S$84 million Bin Tong Park bungalow