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Unfair to Middling: How Middle Income Britain’s Shrinking Wages Fuelled the Crash and Threaten Recovery

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According to Savills, prices for prime central London properties costing over £5 … million grew by 50% in the year to March 2007, six times faster than for houses in general….As money poured into commercial property, housing, art and commodities, asset prices soared….At the height of the housing boom, for example, top end house prices increased much more sharply than on average….

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Unfair to Middling: How Middle Income Britain’s Shrinking Wages Fuelled the Crash and Threaten Recovery

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