Home Ownership 'At 30-Year Low In England'

The video discusses the decline in homeownership in England, highlighting a drop from 71% in 2003 to 64% currently. The issue extends beyond London to regions like Yorkshire and Manchester. Economic factors such as stagnant incomes and rising housing prices are key contributors. High rents further prevent people from saving for homes, making homeownership increasingly unattainable.

What has happened to the proportion of homeowners in England since 2003?

What are some regions in England that have seen a drop in home ownership?

How has the shift from home ownership to private renting affected people's ability to save?

What factors contribute to the difficulty of saving for a home according to the text?

What does the phrase 'getting on the property ladder isn't a game we can all afford to play' imply?