article_snippet: The study, carried out by LV= home insurance, found that a third of homeowners are stuck in homes that are too small for The study, carried out by LV= home insurance, but are unable to upsize.
article_snippet: Almost a quarter said The study, carried out by LV= home insurance could not raise the deposit for a bigger home, while a sixth said The study, carried out by LV= home insurance were waiting for prices to drop before even contemplating a move.
article_snippet: Many families have instead chosen to stay put and extend Many families current homes.
article_snippet: And moving house has become so unattainable that many Britons said many Britons are already in many Britons
article_snippet: forever’ home, including one in five people in many Britons thirties.
article_snippet: ’ Paula Higgins of the HomeOwners’ Alliance, said:
article_snippet: ‘This survey suggests many are stuck in homes which may be unsuitable because they cannot afford to move.
article_snippet: But lots of people are finding lots of people are stuck in lots of people
article_snippet: first homes, which lots of people struggled to afford in the first place.
article_snippet: The survey by LV= asked homeowners whether homeowners were in homeowners ‘forever’ home.
article_snippet: homeowners then analysed homeowners age and how many homes homeowners had owned previously.
highlights_snippet: The study by LV= home insurance found a third were stuck in small homes .
  