Is the UK housing market legitimately sustainable — or is it starting to look more and more like a Ponzi scheme?
For years, we’ve been told:
💬 “House prices double every 10 years.”
💬 “Property never goes down.”
But here’s the uncomfortable truth:
📉 Inflation-adjusted UK house prices have fallen 24% since the 2008 crash.
📈 Prices are now completely detached from wages, fuelled by wealth transfers, debt, and government-backed lending.
In this video, I break down:
– Why rising prices aren’t driven by income, but by intergenerational wealth
– How government policy props up the market through risky lending
– Why today’s housing market looks eerily similar to a financial pyramid
And if the only way the system survives is with more buyers taking on more debt… is it really a market? Or something else?
Credit to : British Home Group