Stagnant growth in house prices paired with increasing
wages is making some of the most expensive cities in the U.K more affordable,
according to a report released by Zoopla. Average annual wage growth
across the nation reached 3.7% in June, which outstripped house price growth in
12 of the 20 cities the online real estate portal analyzed. The three
highest-value markets in the U.K.—London, Cambridge and Oxford—all saw house
price growth below the level of wage growth. Read more on the Mansion
Global website.
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