Hampshire city overtakes Oxford, with properties costing 14 times average earnings, says Halifax
Winchester has become the least affordable city in the UK to buy a home, as property prices average 14 times people’s earnings.
The Hampshire city has overtaken Oxford, according to analysis by Halifax, the UK’s biggest mortgage lender. A home in Winchester will set buyers back an average £630,432 – the highest in the country and up 8% on 2020, while average earnings are £45,059.
