Overview
- At least three Marrams properties are newly highlighted for sale between £30,000 and £50,000, including one cut from £60,000 this week.
- Listings tout coastal living without prominently stating the erosion risk, with councils saying agents have a moral duty to warn buyers.
- Government projections indicate many homes along this coastline could be lost within 50 years, with storms capable of removing metres of beach overnight.
- Resident Pascal Rose says she registered as homeless after receiving a red-zone notice and is preparing for her home’s demolition.
- Great Yarmouth Borough Council reiterates it cannot offer compensation, is lobbying for rule changes, and has proposed a £1.6m pilot to rehome up to 30 high‑risk households.