A survey found that 74% of families acknowledge children as the final decision-makers when moving into a new house. Men are generally more involved in the moving process, with higher percentages taking the lead on budgeting, mortgage decisions, and negotiations. Specifically, 33% of men set budgets compared to 19% of women, and 34% of men decide on mortgages versus 17% of women. Women are more likely to express dissatisfaction with properties, showing a gender difference in property preferences and how compromises are made in moving decisions.
In a recent survey, 74% of families reported that children have the final say regarding moving into a new house. This indicates the significant influence children have in housing decisions, asserting their views in family discussions about relocation.
The survey conducted by Zoopla revealed that men are more involved than women in leading aspects of moving. For example, 33% of men set the budget while only 19% of women do, showing a notable gender disparity in decision-making roles.
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