In London, average house prices are 14.5 times average income.
In London, the average house was priced at nine times average earnings in 2004; by 2014 that had risen to 15 times average earnings.
Indeed, the outcome is that a typical rural home now costs 6.4 times average earnings, while in urban areas, homes cost 5.4 times average earnings.
(C.E.O. compensation has gone from about 40 times average wages to about 400 times).
The average mortgage in London is already more than three times average salary.
Here air pollution reaching around 20 times average levels was measured until early the following day.
A pay cap, with senior pay limited to, say, 20 times average pay?
The answers averaged $882,054, about 18 times average worker pay.
Today the average house price is £273,700, more than 10 times average earnings.
Average Chinese home prices are nine times average annual household income.
In 2014 the average Oxford home cost 11.3 times average local earnings.
