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All the points raised are mirrored in the UK as well with one additional problem. Anyone who went to work around 2007-2009 has had nothing but bad luck economic
by swarnie 4y ago
All the points raised are mirrored in the UK as well with one additional problem. Anyone who went to work around 2007-2009 has had nothing but bad luck economically, many of them still aren't on the housing ladder in their early 30s.
For them a traditional cheap 2 bed starter home isn't actually sufficient any more. Using myself as an example my first home is a suburban four bed because i work from home and i should probably smash some kids out in the near future. Nothing smaller (or cheaper) would be viable.
Buying by yourself, buying early and/or buying small is all but dead (unless others have different experiences and my selection of friends are all losers)