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London bubble could spread, say Nicole Blackmore

Help To Buy under threat »

London bubble could spread, say Nicole Blackmore

The number of young couples lodging with their parents or in-laws has soared in the past 10 years amid rising property prices and a squeeze on earnings, official figures suggest.

House prices forcing young couples to live with their in-laws »

The number of young couples lodging with their parents or in-laws has soared in the past 10 years amid rising property prices and a squeeze on earnings, official figures suggest.

Baby boomers of the 1980s to noughties face an uphill struggle to buy or rent a homeover the next seven years.

Born in the 1980s? Forget having a pad of your own »

Baby boomers of the 1980s to noughties face an uphill struggle to buy or rent a homeover the next seven years.

Up and down the country, young people are finding themselves locked out of the property market for years – leaving them with little hope of owning their own home.

'Generation rent' locked out of property market »

Up and down the country, young people are finding themselves locked out of the property market for years – leaving them with little hope of owning their own home.

FIRST-time buyers now face saving for decades to scrape together a deposit for a home.

Saving for a home? Dream on »

FIRST-time buyers now face saving for decades to scrape together a deposit for a home.

Census data from the Office of National Statistics shows that homeownership has fallen for the first time since records began 60 years ago.

Census shows homeownership drop »

Census data from the Office of National Statistics shows that homeownership has fallen for the first time since records began 60 years ago.

Almost one in ten people aged between 20 and 40 – equivalent to 1.6 million people - are living with their parents because they can’t afford to rent or buy a home.

Housing costs force 1 in 10 back to Mum and Dad »

Almost one in ten people aged between 20 and 40 – equivalent to 1.6 million people - are living with their parents because they can’t afford to rent or buy a home.