The results of newly conducted research from Stone Real
Estate, have revealed that the gender affordability gap for aspiring homeowners
continues to open up, with the male affordability ratio currently at 12.2 across
the UK, compared to 18.1 for female homebuyers. The research looked at the
current level of affordability for male and female home buyers based on an
affordability ratio using house price deposit costs and salary and the gap
between the two. Salary data for the area in which people live rather than work
was used to compare like for like when it comes to house prices and purchasing
power. Read more on the Property Reporter website.
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