> Additionally your housing costs are fixed even if this is true (boilers / repairs / maintenance costs rise over time), your income is probably not. I've tour

> Additionally your housing costs are fixed even if this is true (boilers / repairs / maintenance costs rise over time), your income is probably not. I've toured a lot of apartments which are unaffordable for its current tenants, who can't sell at a lower price either because it would put them "under water", leading to otherwise bustling neighborhoods looking like ghost towns when the shops close for the day (the current owners live in a much cheaper area and only come in for showings)