About three quarters of Family Say them Children The final is to say that when it comes to going to a new house, a survey has been found.
Twenty -four percent of the families in the study said that the important voice in the step of any house has come from the children, according to Research commissioned by Zoopla,
Men (32 percent) is more likely than women (25 percent) to take an edge over the moving process of the house,
Male movers are more likely to take the lead in setting Budget (33 percent vs. 19 percent), deciding on mortgage The survey indicated that 34 percent vs. 17 percent of women compared to women) and conversion (38 percent vs 24 percent) arranged.
Men also led the talks, including 36 percent of the household price dialogue compared to 20 percent of women.
Research found that women are likely to reject a dislike or any property (57 percent versus 43 percent) compared to men.
When it comes to compromising, 31 percent of men feel that they give more concessions, vs 25 percent of women.
To survey 2,000 adults in the UK in July and August, Zopla commissioned opinium, who lives with someone else in their home and takes at least one house step.
Daniel Kople, a consumer expert at Zopla, said: “For an important part of the market, the family house is actually a family decision. Understanding these fine dynamics is invaluable and it underlines the importance of open communication for a smooth, happy house hunt.”
Nigel Bishop, the founder of the agency Racoco Property Search, said that, especially: “Family with young children, who will spend their childhood and years of age to grow in property, give importance to the opinion of their offspring.”
Mary-Lu Press, an estate agent and NAEA President (National Association of Estate Agents) Properties said: “A domestic step can have a lot of impact on an entire family, such as the transfer of school, college and university, as well as long-term steps for the place of work.
“Therefore, it is positive to see that children of many families are playing an important role in the process of final decision making for their next family home, which is more likely to lead for a happy and more successful future for all.
“Personally, in my professional opinion, I have noted that women lead the process of buying and selling normal houses.”