People's aspirations to own a home ‘fade sharply if not achieved by middle age’
For too many people, particularly those who haven't bought by their late 30s, the dream starts to feel out of reach.” Public First carried out the survey in
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Nearly nine in 10 (88%) people surveyed believe homeownership is important. Just 20% of 55 to 64-year-olds who do not own a property hope to be homeowners, as do 8% of over-65s, the research found.
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Nearly nine in 10 (88%) people surveyed believe homeownership is important.
according to The Independent +1Just 20% of 55 to 64-year-olds who do not own a property hope to be homeowners, as do 8% of over-65s, the research found.
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