Not london, but i moved away from cambridge in the 2000s to switzerland of all places, which i thought was hugely expensive. Well, in cambridge, i got kicked o

Not london, but i moved away from cambridge in the 2000s to switzerland of all places, which i thought was hugely expensive. Well, in cambridge, i got kicked out of 2 flats in6 years because they wanted to raise rents, each time, i had to move further out, get a smaller place and still had to pay more money each time, i wasn’t getting pay rise in line with this and i think that’s still the reality across much of the uk, house prices and rents are rising higher than wages. I also noted across this time that younger people apparently like staying in more and the selfish gits are spending less money on other things and somehow that’s their failing. I didn’t have my rent raised in ten years here, in fact, as interest rates went down, i would have been well within my rights to demand a decrease. Also, bars, restaurant and clubs seem much more vibrant here than when i was in the uk, as if younger people had a bit more disposable income that flows in the local economy