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Old 10-02-2007, 11:00 AM
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Post High property prices force first-time buyers out of cities
According to research from Abbey, first-time buyers are being forced to commute further than they would expect as high property prices push them out of cities. Research from Abbey showed that a typical first-time buyer is willing to travel 43 minutes to get to work from a new house. The RAC, however, places the average [...]

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