I think it is. In 2013 house prices in London rose by 40%. In the north west and north east of England they fell by more than 21%. They also fell in other regions of England. That's a massive imbalance and makes it almost impossible for people to move. This is a symptom of deep rooted imbalances in economic development where jobs and growth are concentrated in London and the south-east. This can't be good for anybody.
I can't speak for all other countries, but Paris does not dominate in France, The Hague in the Netherlands or Rome in Italy.
Trying to arrange events when only one member of friendship circle still works
After 10 years of estrangement I was invited into my son's house.
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