This BBC story contains a map which I think is both informative and thought-provoking. It shows how house prices have changed in real terms since the crash in 2007.
http://ift.tt/2gh8ykO
The statistics underpinning the map exclude mortgaged buy-to-let properties so seems to try to show how much people are paying for houses they're actually going to be living in.
I wonder whether it's also a proxy for how well (or otherwise) the UK economy has responded after the crash. Although there are some regional hotspots, the general trend seems to be the closer you are to London, the more quickly property prices have risen.
http://ift.tt/2gh8ykO
The statistics underpinning the map exclude mortgaged buy-to-let properties so seems to try to show how much people are paying for houses they're actually going to be living in.
I wonder whether it's also a proxy for how well (or otherwise) the UK economy has responded after the crash. Although there are some regional hotspots, the general trend seems to be the closer you are to London, the more quickly property prices have risen.
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