international economics professor keith pilbeam joins me now let's talk about the report 1st that more parity on earnings but property is really leading to that divide and inequality. well i think that's the case maybe a dog and the southeast factor on the outside when you look at property because procter prosper going up quite substantially in those regions and not in the north so if you are lucky property how do you become rich you know many people become rich are actually sitting on their houses it actually but what's happening now though because of the pandemic we hear talk of a resetting of the property and housing market which of course is based on confidence and there's very little of that at the moment although there is a sense as a slight mini boom going on a moment but is unsustainable. well there's not many been going on that system i talk because it's just not true and picking at the top of the market it's taken a hefty hit because you know really wealthy people and people just kind of put those kind of money to wealthy people are struggling a bit has been debit because the

waiting period when it comes to the ucas housing inequalities international economics professor keith pilbeam thinks that the relative boom in the capital is to blame. it's baby a dog and the southeast factor on the wealth side when you look at property because property price we've got quite substantially in those regions and not in the north so if you are lucky property out there you become rich you know many people become richer actually sitting on their houses it on the moon what they actually what was happening now though because of the pandemic we hear talk of a resetting of the property and housing market which of course is based on confidence and there's very little of that at the moment although there is a sense as a slight mini boom going on a moment but is unsustainable. well there's not many boom going on that's estate agent talk because it's just not true and definitely at the top end of the market it's taken a hefty hit because you know really wealthy people and people just can't put those kind of money to wealthy people are struggling a bit debit because they've got big business