as a millenial, life ends at 18

Took me 30 seconds on google to find a large employer looking for new full time employees in hull.

Then another 30 seconds to google the exact location, search for recent sale prices within 1/4 mile radius and find properties selling for ~£80k as discussed on this thread.

I expect youll try and tell me differently, bit every time a thread like this pops up and we've actually done job searches in the local areas it has shown plenty of avaliable positions and housing.

You're completely missing the point - it's not that the positions and housing doesn't exist, it's that nowhere near enough of it does for the current population size; the average national wage might buy a house fairly comfortably in places, but these places tend to be cheaper because of relative economic depravity compared to the rest of the country, meaning the average local wage is below that of the national wage.There will still be those who meet the national average, but comparatively few.

There are outliers to this trend, pockets where wages and house prices aren't so disparate, but the general trend for millennials is that to get a good wage they need to move towards bigger hubs, where house prices are higher (and more importantly rental prices/the cost of living are exorbitant, which massively impacts on the ability to save up a deposit) and remain out of reach.