Yeah, at least the US has multiple cities with similar pressure on price, the UK market is so unbalanced by London. But anecdotally a huge swath of the younger

Yeah, at least the US has multiple cities with similar pressure on price, the UK market is so unbalanced by London. But anecdotally a huge swath of the younger population is moving to Birmingham or Manchester to escape the South East price crunch. It's essentially insane for anyone not on or approaching 100k GBP to even bother with the South East at all imo.