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Politics, politics, politics (so long and thanks for all the fish)

A few hundred extra homes won't bring much growth, then on the flipside you have this - https://www.standard.co.uk/news/london/london-housing-sadiq-khan-taylor-wimpey-b1299989.html
The housing market is a game of economics....and it's diverging economics at the moment. Buyers have less buying power and raised mortgage costs (plus the CofL generally) and builders have raised costs across the board.

It's a reflection of many sectors....people's disposable income evaporating is slowly killing many businesses.
 
The housing market is a game of economics....and it's diverging economics at the moment. Buyers have less buying power and raised mortgage costs (plus the CofL generally) and builders have raised costs across the board.

It's a reflection of many sectors....people's disposable income evaporating is slowly killing many businesses.

On the money. Rising prices, particularly in the restaurant and food services areas, are hurting on all sides. I absolutely understand why prices have to go up, but dinner for two in an average place rarely runs less than 60 quid and that's if you dont have a glass of wine. Even two orders of fish and chips is what, 25 quid? It adds up. I think that we're in for a 'covid era' stretch soon, wherby people just don't really go out much and any entertainment is online/some online shopping.
 
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