Children often having final say when it comes to families moving house, survey reveals
The family member who has the final say when moving house
- A survey by Zoopla found that 74 per cent of families believe their children have the final say when choosing a new home.
- The research indicated that men are more likely than women to lead the overall home-moving process, including setting budgets and negotiating prices.
- Conversely, women are more prone to voicing a dislike or rejecting a property during the house hunt.
- The study, commissioned by Zoopla and conducted by Opinium, surveyed 2,000 UK adults who had moved house.
- Experts suggest that involving children in the decision-making process can lead to a more successful and happier outcome for the entire family.