Research reveals how much home prices change in London commuter areas

Home owners who work in London can save £3,000 on a property for every minute of commuting outside of the UK’s capital city. New research from real estate firm Savills that looked at 100,000 house sales recorded around 314 stations on the outskirts of the capital found how prices rise as addresses edge closer to the city. It found that for each minute less spent on the train into central London, buyers should expect to pay a further £3,048 to secure the property. The average house price in i...