The Death of the British Homeowner (It’s Now Unavoidable)

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The British dream of homeownership is dying — and the data proves it. For decades, owning a home in the UK was expected. A rite of passage. A foundation for security and wealth. But in 2025, that system is breaking. In this video, I break down why homeownership in Britain is collapsing, using government data, housing surveys, and what we see every day across 750+ live property listings at British Homebuyers & British Homesellers. We cover: - Why the UK is becoming a nation of renters - How affordability ratios and mortgage costs have permanently shifted - Why corporate, pension and institutional buyers are shrinking the pool of homes individuals can ever buy - How the mortgage system now filters who gets access to ownership - What this means for first-time buyers, renters, homeowners and landlords - And why the death of the British homeowner is becoming unavoidable over the next decade This isn’t ideology. It’s maths, policy, and market structure. If you want to understand: - the UK housing crisis - why young people are being priced out - who is really benefiting from today’s market -and where British housing is heading next this video is essential viewing. 👉 Watch next: Who’s Buying Britain? – the takeover that started it Who’s Buying Britain NEXT? – the buyers reshaping the market right now 📊 Sources referenced include the English Housing Survey, ONS, UK affordability data, and Build-to-Rent statistics. If you want clear, data-driven analysis of UK property, housing and the economy, subscribe to British Home Group.