Homes in England worth less than they were 20 years ago as property investment no longer a 'no-brainer'

GB News 30 Aug United Kingdom

Houses in England are now worth less than they were 20 years ago once inflation is taken into account, new analysis has revealed. Despite property prices rising significantly in cash terms, the value of the average home has failed to keep pace with the rising cost of living. The typical English home sold for £293,262 in June when adjusted for inflation, according to analysis by estate agent Hampto

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