Research from the Building Societies Association shows the deposit barrier remains the single biggest obstacle stopping people from getting on the property ladder. Despite this,...
Research from the Building Societies Association shows the deposit barrier remains the single biggest obstacle stopping people from getting on the property ladder. Despite this,...
New insight from Yorkshire Building Society suggests a delayed reaction among first-time buyers may now be emerging, as fresh economic and market uncertainty starts to weigh on their...
A First Time Buyer in England purchasing alone needs to save for 113 months – 9 years and 5 months – to raise a 10% deposit and cover upfront buying costs, according to new...
Homeownership remains a powerful aspiration in Britain, but millions of would-be buyers are losing confidence that they will ever achieve it. The 10th annual survey finds that 73% of...
With the Financial Conduct Authority's consultation on widening interest-only access for first-time buyers open until 28 July 2026, new research from residential mortgage lender Gen H...
Figures published today show that building societies and the two mutual-owned banks continued to grow their support for homebuyers and savers in the six months to March 2026, despite...
First-time buyer demand has remained remarkably resilient despite ongoing affordability pressures and economic uncertainty, according to the latest data from Twenty7tec.
Getting onto the property ladder has always required financial discipline. But according to Mojo Mortgages' First-Time Buyer Sentiment Survey 2026, which polled 1,000 first-time buyers...
Aspiring buyers are spending an average of six years saving for their first home, as they hold out for properties that better align with their long-term lifestyle goals rather than...
As affordability constraints force First Time Buyers to rethink where they can afford to live, reallymoving’s interactive Home Affordability Map reveals a new set of towns...
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