Under the Conservative-led coalition, average house
prices in the capital have risen by a staggering £103,323, on average, from
£331,711 in 2010, to £435,034 this year. This means purchasing a property in
London four years ago is the equivalent of having a second income of £25,830. New
research from comparison site Gocompare.com has highlighted the
disproportionate growth in the London housing market when compared to the rest
of the UK since the last general election in May 2010. However, the figures
show that the story isn't the same across the entire country, as only five of
the nine regions of England and Wales enjoyed any rise whatsoever over the four
year period. Read more on the Housing Excellence website.
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