Hopeful homeowners in London have to earn a whopping
£77,000 a year to be able to buy their first house, a new report has revealed. Getting
on the property ladder in London is more difficult than ever. First timers now
need to earn almost double the £41,000 minimal national average income to buy a
home, according to the KPMG report. This means that Londoners have to earn
almost three times the capital’s median annual wage of £28,000 in order to be
in a position to put down a deposit of 10 per cent and a loan at 4.5 times
salary. Read more on the KPMG website.
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