Why more first time buyers are turning to new build🏠

When talking to first time buyers, what is striking is the duality of the home buying process for many.

We hear the home buying process is stressful, challenging, difficult and yet, once the pitfalls and hoops are navigated, almost universally we hear of the joy and freedom they feel at reaching an important life goal of owning a home. No pain, no gain as the expression goes but the desire to reduce the difficulty of buying appears to be an increasing focus of many new buyers. To continue reading please Click Here

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How 55 to 64 years old live in the UK

The way people aged 55 to 64 live today tells a much bigger story than you might expect. Beneath the headline figures lies a quiet shift in homeownership, mortgages and renting that has been decades in the making. To see what’s really changed, and why it matters, read on.

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'How old is your home'

The age of a home shapes far more than its appearance. It influences value, demand, running costs and buyer appeal. Across the UK, housing stock spans generations, each with its own strengths and trade offs. Understanding where your home fits is key. Please read the article to learn more

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The percentage of first-time buyers’ household income going on mortgage payments

What this really shows is not house prices, but pressure. Affordability is about monthly cost, which varies across the UK. In London and the South, first-time buyers can spend over half their income on housing, while elsewhere it is far lower. To learn more please read on..

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The Typical British Housing Journey

If you step back, a familiar pattern emerges. We rent when young, buy as life settles, and often own outright later on. Yet it’s not the same for everyone, with more people renting into later life. Property reflects life stages, choices and timing. To learn more, click the link and read on.

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