British media report about the latest survey of home buyers. It turned out that the priority of the youth is not a transport accessibility and not even the size of local taxes but good mobile signal, writes ee24.com.
Every second respondent in age from 18 to 35 said that good signal was the most important thing when buying a home in the UK. Significantly fewer respondents care about the level of crime (21%), transport accessibility (18%) and presence of good schools (17%).
Britons are famous fans of polls, and having proper questions and answer options they can achieve the desired results. For example, a recent study has shown that leaks on walls and ceilings are number one reason not to buy a house. Another survey revealed that the most important criteria when choosing a home are the low crime rate and the availability of parking.