The Home truths report shows that the housing
market is in crisis as owner occupation rates tumble and house
prices and private rents soar.
11 November 2011
The full Home truths report 2011 for England reveals
that home ownership in England will slump to just 63.8% over the
next decade - the lowest level since the mid 1980s - as an
entire generation are effectively locked out of the housing
market.
Huge deposits, combined with high house prices
and strict lending criteria, have sent home ownership into decline
in recent years and the downward trend will continue for the
foreseeable future, the National Housing Federation’s
independently-commissioned forecasts predict.
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