Type in your post code - it gives you av. house hold income to av. house price

[meridian]

When you consider that in Belgravia, it reckons the average income is abour £40K, when most residents spend that every day on their servants wages.

Total statistical nonsense.

Average declarable income, so for the Russians and Chinese that will be 0.

[d000hg]

£23k / £115k (5X)

But it's doing the whole county.

That was for my postcode in Durham City.

£21k / £123k in the scummy poverty-stricken village we bought our first house - a 4-bed semi currently worth ~£60k.

I call bobbins.

[Jog On]

£46,262/£447,500

10 x

That is for the whole borough of Richmond upon Thames though

Not my place however, numbers are a lot more sensible...

[WTFH]

£42k/£490k. 12x
I've not seen any properties on the market (or sell) in this postcode for under £500k in the last 6 years.

[OwlHoot]

My postcode the average household wage is £31,339 and the average property £210,000 giving a ratio of 7 times.

You must live in a right dump - My ratio is 7.1

[vwdan]

Current rental property is £24k:£70k, we're hopefully buying in a £30:£230,000...

[alphadog]

38k / 378k... 10x for me. You wouldn't get much of a house round here for less than 350k, so those numbers sound about right.

As for affordability... welcome to Blighty.

[VectraMan]

That was for my postcode in Durham City.

£21k / £123k in the scummy poverty-stricken village we bought our first house - a 4-bed semi currently worth ~£60k.

I call bobbins.

Are houses really that cheap anywhere in the country?

Why do I live here?

[SueEllen]

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I was told if you lived in one of the unaffordable places and your property was worth under £2million you were poor.....

Official ratio just over 10.

In reality there are lots of self-employed people and renters around here. Plus you can't get a house for less than 500k but you can get a flat.

[PurpleGorilla]

I was told if you lived in one of the unaffordable places and your property was worth under £2million you were poor.....

Official ratio just over 10.

In reality there are lots of self-employed people and renters around here. Plus you can't get a house for less than 500k but you can get a flat.

Where in London is that?