One in five say they'll buy a property this year

One in five say they'll buy a property this year

Spiralling house prices, low stock and one of the most competitive markets on record are failing to deter prospective buyers from their homeownership dreams this year, according to newly released figures from Market Financial Solutions.

The bridging lender commissioned an independent survey among more than 2,000 UK adults. It found that 18% intend to purchase property this year, including 34% of those aged 18-34. To continue reading, please Click Here


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