“People here are resilient”: How North Lincolnshire’s housing market defies the financial pressure

And as North Lincolnshire attracts new residents because of its affordable homes, the local infrastructure is fighting to keep up. The recent increase in housing development has not been matched with adequate community planning, leading to potential issues in schooling and healthcare.

“When they give a planning permit for the thousands of the necessary houses, they also have to consider where these people go to school and hospital,” said Peniston, highlighting the need for a balanced approach to development.

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North Lincolnshire’s housing market exemplifies how areas with lower house prices can offer a pillow against wider financial pressure, making them attractive to both new and existing residents. However, unique local challenges, such as the problems of prefabricative houses in Scunthorpe and pressure on infrastructure, are similar to stakeholders about the need for careful planning and community engagement. As the area continues to develop, it will be important to maintain this balance to maintain its growth and resilience.

Peniston said that although he may not earn as much as a broker in London for the same amount of work, the local market remains lively. “Last year I was 20% up on what I did the year before.”