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Originally Posted by Gayle
I understand what point you're trying to make but just wonder why you continue to refuse the standard bench mark that every other financial analyst in the country uses which is the Band D properties.
Whilst I appreciate that we do have a lot of Band A properties in the area, so do many other areas.
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I use band A here because its most relevant to the people of the borough since some 60% of people are in band A, as opposed to 8% in band D. Using band D figures in my posts would still provide the same results in terms of the order councils appear on the first post, and the 45% increase figure. Using band D only becomes a problem when you combine it with income, due to band A housing normally having people of a lower income to say band D, thus massively misrepresenting them.