People free up the most by downsizing in London, Brighton and Bristol

People free up the most by downsizing in London, Brighton and Bristol

People downsizing by a bedroom typically save the most in London, averaging a saving of £417,881, PensionBee research shows.

Coming in second was Brighton and Hove, with a saving of £156,636, while in third was Bristol, at £148,609.
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Source: Property Wire



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