Articles filed under Property
The average British home costs around six times the local household income. In Middlesbrough it is barely two. In Belgravia, thirty-five. We mapped affordability across 1,952 postcode districts to find where a wage stretches, and where it barely covers the mortgage.
Read MoreMost leasehold homes are flats, but in one corner of England even ordinary houses are routinely sold leasehold. We mapped where.
Read MoreDetached, semi, terrace, flat. The price gaps between Britain's housing types are wide, and flats are not the cheapest rung you might expect.
Read MoreThe detached house is the aspiration of suburban Britain. We mapped where it actually dominates, and it is not where you might think.
Read MoreThe semi-detached house is the defining home of the British suburb. We mapped where it dominates, and found its heartland in the West Midlands.
Read MoreThe terraced house is the workhorse of British housing. We mapped where the rows still dominate, from the mill towns of the north to the valleys of south Wales.
Read MoreWe put a different UK postcode under the microscope every day at 12:30, and post every new data study as it lands. Follow along on Facebook.
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