> I don't think it's useful, for example, to say people are being 'priced out'. Perhaps not useful, but accurate. There was no way I could afford to stay in Lo

> I don't think it's useful, for example, to say people are being 'priced out'. Perhaps not useful, but accurate. There was no way I could afford to stay in London when I lived there. I know several other people who left or are in the process of leaving for exactly that purpose. London is a playground for the rich and a struggle for everyone else. Away from anecdotes, "social cleansing" is a byword for the fact that people are being priced out of London. http://www.politics.co.uk/news/2017/09/14/social-cleansing-hundreds-of-families-moved-out-of-london-bo http://www.politics.co.uk/news/2017/09/14/social-cleansing-h...