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How can anyone born in the 90s purchase a property?

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  • Move somewhere else or get a better job or get a partner.

    There is no other answer

    You can buy a 1 bed flat 1 mile from me for 70k so you would be mortgage free here. And this is a nice place to live
    You can buy a brand new two-bed near me for £100k
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  • setmefree2 wrote: »
    This backs up what I believe - there isn't a shortage of homes in the UK - there is a shortage of homes in "middle class" areas in pristine condition.

    I was born in the 60s and both the houses we bought were renovation projects/"the worst houses in the best streets". My parents born in the 30s also bought a renovation project - so this is nothing new.

    We are in our 60s and bought a do-er upper bungalow last year, the only way we could afford a bungalow in the area we wanted.


    The house we have just sold which we bought forty years ago was also a do-er upper.


    Coat and cloth spring to mind.
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