Population growth in London is certainly not pacing at the same rate as home sales. 

Typically, most investors have some sort of Cap Rate in mind, so appreciation tends not to keep pace with the general area.

@Greg R.I think one thing to consider though is that we are not building at the same pace as we were 15-20 years ago at the very least.

Great way to learn at your own pace...then run with the rest of us !

However, income is generally not keeping pace with increases in property prices, and the current housing to income ratios here are not generally sustainable in the long run.

@Sean LambertI agree and I love how Real estate investing gives you the option to grow at your pace.

Check out Pace Morby on YouTube for more content around creative financing. 

Why not go to the town meetings to see what they have on the agenda for the development of the downtown area.

This change can be attributed to several factors, including high interest rates impacting the affordability of purchasing new rental properties and increased competition from hotels adjusting their pricing and services to better compete with short-term rentals.Despite these challenges, nightly rates have continued to increase, albeit at a slower pace than during the pandemic.

Give it time... go at your own pace.