British people fear that the continued rise in real estate prices in London could exacerbate the current housing woes of Britons. Britain has never experienced a housing crisis like this before, as many Britons can no longer afford to live in the capital, leading to a wave of migration to other counties such as Surrey and Oxford to live despite the high prices.

According to real estate company Sevcell, many Britons have started to live in London. Many Britons are leaving the capital, whether they are renting or looking to buy a new home, due to the difficulty of living in the capital.

According to real estate company Sevcell, many Britons have started to leave the capital, whether they are renting or looking to buy a new home, due to the difficulty of living in the capital. The average person pays 60% of their income on rent, not to mention electricity, gas, water and transportation bills, making the capital's residents the least frugal in Europe.

Salaries in Britain have not risen as much as hoped in recent years, and many renters fear that rents will take up to 80% of their income.

Many renters fear that rents will take up to 80% of their income. The average price of homes in London is estimated at 400,000 pounds, including the Greater London areas, while it exceeds one million pounds in the center of the capital.

According to the National Statistics Center, house prices have risen further in some areas of the center of the capital to a third compared to the previous year, while in the rest of Britain, the average house price is 238,000 pounds.

According to Zoopla, the average price of a house in London is 400,000 pounds. According to real estate company Zoopla, more than 484,000 properties in Britain are worth more than one million pounds, up 160,000 from a year ago.