A five-bedroom house has come to market in Leeds priced at £325,000, as reported by the Yorkshire Evening Post. On the surface this is a routine listing in a routine market. But for anyone tracking the divergence between London-centric property values and the North of England's family housing stock, the price point deserves closer attention. A five-bedroom property for £325,000 represents a category of home that, in much of the South East, would command a substantially higher figure — and that gap is precisely why investors, relocating families and portfolio landlords continue to look towards Yorkshire.