House prices have risen by 1,751% since the last European Referendum

Population, employment levels and average earnings are all set to rise faster in the capital than in the rest of the country over the next 15 years, predicts Oxford Economics, and that means that "average…

Here's a nice little animation from the ONS to show just that. There were only a very few south eastern pockets with a median house price of over £300,000 20 years ago;

The Office of Budget Responsibility has revised its medium-term forecasts for the property market down by 5% to +34.1% by Q1 2020, but not as a result of yesterday's Budget. In real terms, that's a +13.