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I guess many have missed the peak selling opportunity during the covid rush.

An increasing proportion of mortgages, particularly for first time buyers are now 35years and above.

I couldn't find the actual article.

Agree. I think this is it.

I'm turning 30 this year. I bought in 2019 in a rural area. Most of the people I know are likely to buy eventually but much later on life (late 30s/40s).

https://discoveruni.gov.uk/course-details/10006840/K0287/Full-time/ "What graduates are doing 15 months after the course" and "earnings". General guide.

Which region is that in?

According to the link the difference between a 2year and 5year fix isn't much.

What's the salary on offer?

Ok, sorry if it came across that way. Obviously we all want a house price crash but there is an argument to say we might need to adjust our expectations to meet the reality we are in with house prices where they are today.

Subjective. What proportion could buy but are seeking value and how many are actually priced out? It reminds me of the poll we once had here - so many had bought already.

Agree. Good point.

Ok. How do the figures stack up in your own circumstances? Did you buy/ rent?

You quoted me originally and didn't keep on topic. Don't waste our time by quoting me in future.

Ok. You will have a good time as a homeowner. Thank me later.