Author name: DK

In recent discussions about the UK housing market, some commentators have suggested that despite high nominal prices, homes may actually represent better value now than they have in a decade. The claim centers on the difference between nominal prices (the actual price tag) and real values (what those prices mean after adjusting for inflation). But

In a revelation that has sent shockwaves through the property market, it has come to light that new-build homes in Britain are only required to last for 60 years. This startling fact means that these houses could potentially have a shorter lifespan than their owners, raising serious questions about the long-term value and sustainability of