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  • Of all properties.

    It’s in the 2021 census.

    Eg in Hackney 28% are owner occupiers (16% mortgaged 12% owned outright), 31% private rented, 41% social rented.

    For England it’s 63%/19%/17%, so London is nowhere near representative of the national picture.

    Overall there are 6.8 million people with a mortgage on the house they live in and they’ll all see significant rises either now or when their fixed rate ends.

    Average energy bills went up £150 a month and the government stepped in so we didn’t riot. The average mortgage is £137k, so if we say we’re going to see average rates go from 2.5% to 6% that’s a £400 a month rise on average.

    Rents will go up too.

  • And there are, apparently, 87,000 empty houses in London. I bet with an average of >1.5 bedrooms per property too.

    Fixable.

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