Yet younger generations still have huge issues with the housing market. According to a new report from the Social Market Foundation, the British housing crisis, which is seeing property ownership rates continue to fall among young people, could be eased by property crowdfunding, as would-be investors can club together and purchase a stake in a property for as little as £10. The report, published today, says that if more people were able to invest their savings into property, it would help ease the pressure on house prices – but only up to a point.
According to a new report from the Social Market Foundation, the British housing crisis, which is seeing property ownership rates continue to fall among young people, could be eased by property crowdfunding, as would-be investors can club together and purchase a stake in a property for as little as £10. The report, published today, says that if more people were able to invest their savings into property, it would help ease the pressure on house prices – but only up to a point.