Alvin Hall meets two young families facing difficulties with property and pensions. And he investigates the effect of the baby-boomers on house prices. He visits Ashford and talks with Fergus Wilson who apparently still has nearly 900 houses and is still deluded into thinking that house prices double every seven years. It is somewhat disappointing that Alvin Hall thinks he's something of a hero.

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