New research from Strutt & Parker has identified that
the cost of housing is now one of the main considerations when people decide
whether or not to accept a job, with many being forced to live further and
further away from their place of work. Of their survey of 2,000 full-time employees,
85% of respondents cited the cost of housing as important in their decision,
impacting job mobility and satisfaction. Add in the 41% who have left one or
more jobs because of local housing costs, and it’s clear that affordability is
a significant issue for those wishing to live close to their work. Read more on
the Showhouse website.
The rapid rise of renters in their 60s: ‘I hate the idea of house-sharing –
but I have no choice’
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It is often assumed that people of retirement age will no longer have
housing costs to cover. But for a significant and growing group, this is
far from t...
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