Coronavirus triggers one in 10 Thurrock residents to move house | Clacton and Frinton Gazette
However, the majority of people (67 per cent) were not thinking of relocating. Demos said young adults, particularly those in their mid-20s with lower incomes, were the most likely to move as a result of the pandemic. Some students may have returned home from university prematurely, while young urban workers trying to start their careers were also affected. The Institute for Public Policy Research, a progressive think tank, said rising house prices overwhelmingly benefit existing homeowners, while widening social and economic inequalities. Jonathan Webb, IPPR senior research fellow,...