Simon Bartley Sadly, you and me both... hence my 'Death in Poverty' concerns on video from Feb '23 with Moving Home with Charlie: youtu.be/TQ8VZSqFfto

4.4 Million households in the UK rent from private landlords, if you force all those landlords to sell up where do those tenants go? Yes, if prices come right down some of them can buy, but there are numerous reasons why we need a healthy private rental sector 🧵

I fear we're at the thin end of the wedge and, (especially given the IoD survey all-time-low confidence out today) this will only get much worse, before it gets better, if ever.

"Prepare for the worst, hope for the best" is great advice. It necessarily starts with asking what "the worst" looks like. For doing this, fools will call you a 'doom monger' as they march blindly into oblivion, only to complain later that "no one could have seen this coming."

Moving Home with Charlie I’m watching properties sit on the market for ages and don’t budge and the sellers solution….. list it again with the same photos and for the same price but with a different agent 🤦‍♀️ Yup that aught to get it sold 😵‍💫 ffs

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Agreed.

The truth always prevails!

A question for traditional left wing voters: Is Jeremy Corbyn’s new party a good thing in your opinion?

As house prices continue to stagnate and slide, and wages keep rising, for the first time in years housing affordability has been steadily improving (if measured in multiple of wages v house prices) Good news for buyers, less pressure to rush into it.

This is what happens when you make promises that you a) don’t understand and b) haven’t done the maths on You look like a ninny. Make promises in haste, repent at leisure! telegraph.co.uk/business/2025/…

Correct but most sellers still don’t know that yet.

When is Labour going to fess up and admit that their house building target is dead?