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There is that argument that the government has not approved enough house building so as to keep the market high. I'm sceptical to be frank . I just think it's lazy thinking with no foresight although in fairness the magnet that the uk has become could not have been expected. The growth in londons population has been massive

and also parents do worry about their kids not getting in the ladder. Having your son sitting around at home at 45 is surely no fun as he leaves his skid marked pants on the bathroom floor, picks his nose over breakfast and noisily bangs his obese bird in the next room every night

[QUOTE="clivex, post: 2518968, member: 65326"] There is that argument that the government has not approved enough house building so as to keep the market high. I'm sceptical to be frank . I just think it's lazy thinking with no foresight although in fairness the magnet that the uk has become could not have been expected. The growth in londons population has been massive and also parents do worry about their kids not getting in the ladder. Having your son sitting around at home at 45 is surely no fun as he leaves his skid marked pants on the bathroom floor, picks his nose over breakfast and noisily bangs his obese bird in the next room every night [/QUOTE]

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