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[quote=Anonymous]This article is a first hand account by a real estate investor, and it made me laugh too:

“ There are plenty of small towns, villages and hamlets surrounding Stansted, and it’s relatively easy to identify which one’s are too close for comfort, because the house prices sharply nose-dive into the earth’s core. Yes, many of the houses are beautiful, consisting of spacious gardens and pretentious driveways, but they come at a deafening cost. If you skateboard 5 miles down the cobble road where the air is cleaner and the world is quieter, the same properties demand 50% more. Apparently fresh air ain’t cheap, and why should it be? :/
I have to admit though, my eyes have been opened. I never realised how vast the price difference can be. I totally get why many are prepared to live close to a major airport and make the compromise of bathing in poisonous fumes, and potentially breed 3-armed, telepathic mutant children. The noise can be an issue, too.
Certainly not for me, but I get it.
On a side note, my experience is not necessarily a reflection of how every house near a UK flight path is impacted. I imagine it varies airport by airport. But broadly speaking, it’s probably safe to assume that noise and air pollution is universally undesirable”

This poor man would be very confused by how resilient the Palisades real estate agents are to his wholesome universal truths

https://www.propertyinvestmentproject.co.uk/blog/buying-a-house-on-a-flight-path/

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