Summary
THE number of towns in which key workers can afford to buy a home has increased sevenfold since house prices first started to fall.
Public sector workers such as nurses, teachers and firefighters, can now afford to buy a typical family property in 21% of UK towns, up from just 3% when prices reached their peak in 2007, research by Halifax has shown.See the full content of this document
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Price Fall Brings Homes in Reach of Key Workers
Three Welsh towns - Deeside, Llanelli and Caerphilly - have seen dramatic improvements in the affordability of homes over the past two years, and according to the mortgage le...
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