Hundreds of thousands more middle-earning workers crucial to supporting the capital’s economy and services will be priced out of inner London boroughs in a decade, a new report warns today.
It estimates that around 290,000 households earning less than £90,000 will no longer be able to afford to live in the heart of the city by 2035, according to the research commissioned by affordable housing provider Dolphin Living and conducted by Savills Research.
