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Pennywise, Voldermort and Aunt Lydia – the onscreen villains we’d least like as a neighbour

From James Lockett, Proper PR

The latest release from property portal MoveStreets has revealed which on-screen villains UK homebuyers would lease like to have as a neighbour. 

See the full release below:

Pennywise, Voldermort and Aunt Lydia – the onscreen villains we’d least like as a neighbour

Research by MoveStreets, the property portal designed for the mobile generation, has revealed which TV and movie villains we would least like to have as a neighbour and there’s one that ranks far higher than the rest. 

The survey commissioned by MoveStreets asked recent UK homebuyers who they would least like as a neighbour – not that any of them are particularly appealing. 

By far the most feared nightmare neighbour is Pennywise the Clown. Hardly surprising given the recent reboot of the IT films which have helped scar a whole new generation since the original was released in 1990.

Lord Voldermort also ranked high as one of the people we’d least like as a neighbour, while Aunt Lydia from The Handmaid’s Tale came in third. 

Despite being one of the best liked TV baddies to hit our screens in recent times, Villanelle from Killing Eve came in joint fourth with a blast from the past in Richard Hillman from Corrie. 

Hillman was followed by fellow soap bad guy Dirty Den from Eastender, with Mr Burns, Cersei Lannister from Game of Thrones, Tony Soprano and the Deamon Headmaster completing the top 10.

Adam Kamani, CEO and Co-Founder property portal of MoveStreets, commented:

“There’s nothing worse than scrimping and saving to climb the property ladder, finding that perfect house and negotiating the home buying process, only to find you have moved in next to some nightmare neighbours. 

But it could certainly be worse, they could be neighbours from your actual nightmares and so you can count yourself lucky that it’s not Pennywise, Voldermort or Aunt Lydia you’re inviting to the house warming.”

Survey of 1,007 recent UK homebuyers carried out by MoveStreets via consumer research platformFind Out Now (25th November 2021).
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Notes : – 
*. MoveStreets is the property portal for the mobile generation, providing a quick way to search for the perfect home by allowing buyers and tenants to swipe right on homes that appeal to them 
*. MoveStreet was co-founded by Adam Kamani, CEO of the Kamani Property Group and KM Capital as well as a co-founder of PrettyLittleThing, and sold to Boohoo.com
*. MoveStreet has already had 50,000 downloads of its app in just 12 months
*. MoveStreet currently lists 38,000 properties across 800 agency branches

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