There isn’t anyone building more land. Supply will always be limited.

Since 1956 the compounded average annual increase in house prices is 9.5% (source: DataStream).

If you bought a house 50 years ago in London for £1,000, today it would be worth more than £1million.

Did you know that the buy-to-let market currently represents only 11% of the housing market. ARLA predicts this figure to rise to 20% by the year 2020.

Demand for new homes outstrips supply for new houses. In 2001 only 250,000 new properties were completed, but over 310,000 new households were created!

Property doubles in value (on average) every 6.2 years.

Fewer new houses are being built than at any time since the 1920's.

The House Builders Federation says about 40,000 more households are being created annually than there are homes to accommodate them