BTL: it's NOT the Boomers

[BrilloPad]

Moi???

Are you French?

Actually all squirrel-botherers can stay....

[vetran]

Are you French?

Actually all squirrel-botherers can stay....

Does AtW do 'French'? I suppose it pays more than SEO nowadays. NLYUK has a new GT after all.

[SueEllen]

I doubt it.

Crash in high end of London's market will drag other segments lower too, and it would have ripple effect outside of London.

I'll probably take that Russian Consulate building in Kensington & Chelsea when it is on a market for a fiver.

Don't they will put radioactive stuff in your drinks and the British government won't investigate your death until we've complaint, then the engineers and those in defence will disappear only to be found after "committing suicide"...

[AtW]

Don't they will put radioactive stuff in your drinks and the British government won't investigate your death until we've complaint, then the engineers and those in defence will disappear only to be found after "committing suicide"...

I know.

That's why I've left a note listing my friends on cUK...

[PurpleGorilla]

Most BTL wealth is not in the hands of the Boomers, it's owned by Gen X. Next comes the "Late Boomers", born 1959-64. They are not really the Baby Boomer Generation, they got reclassified into it by the statistical fact that the boom in babies continued until 1964. But as a Generation, they are not Boomers.

Just saying: if you lambast "Boomers" for the evils of BTL, you don't know what you're talking about.

Source?

[MrMarkyMark]

FTFY

B*llocks, misleading, graph?

[PurpleGorilla]

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk...-10094548.html

"Baby-boomers who have benefited from rising house prices are fuelling the housing crisis by buying up properties to rent out to young people who cannot afford to purchase, a new report warns today.

Britain’s stark housing divide is no longer based on class and income but is largely between the generations, according to the Chartered Institute of Housing."

[MrMarkyMark]

"Baby-boomers who have benefited from rising house prices are fuelling the housing crisis by buying up properties to rent out to young people who cannot afford to purchase, a new report warns today.

Britain’s stark housing divide is no longer based on class and income but is largely between the generations, according to the Chartered Institute of Housing."

Graph?

[PurpleGorilla]

BTL: it's NOT the Boomers

Graph?

DYOR

[ChimpMaster]

DYOR

BYOH.