First Time Buyers

First-time buyer flies the nest with Crest Nicholson

A recent survey conducted by The Office for National Statistics states that many young adults in their mid-20s and early 30s are finding themselves increasingly having to live at home, as the average age of a first-time purchaser buying without assistance is now a frightening 38*. The survey also states that one in three young adults who have not left the parental nest say they are still living at home because they cannot afford to get a toehold on the property ladder by buying or renting**.

Affordable apartments selling fast at Boleyn Court

A successful launch event has seen 25 per cent of the affordable new apartments at Boleyn Court, in Brompton, near Chatham sold off-plan.

Redrow helps Wrexham buyers onto the property ladder

Dreams of owning a brand new home could soon be a reality for home hunters in Wrexham thanks to Redrow.

Crest Nicholson reports surge in sales at Park Central

Crest Nicholson has announced a surge in sales at its award winning Park Central development in Birmingham city centre resulting in the sell out of its Glade phase of parkside apartments, as homebuyers continue to give the exclusive range of contemporary new homes their vote of confidence.

Final five homes at popular Cooper Court

Stockport buyers should act fast if they want to take advantage of a Government-backed help scheme, which is available on the final five homes at Cooper Court, in Hazel Grove.

Taylor Wimpey North Midlands offers to match your deposit

Aspiring homeowners struggling to raise enough money for a significant deposit on their first home can find the answer to their problems with Taylor Wimpey.

Phil Spencer takes centre stage at Zone this weekend

First time buyers and property investors in Bristol are set to descend on Barratt’s award winning Zone development this Saturday (March 20) where TV presenter Phil Spencer will be talking about the property market.

Midlands buyers to benefit from HomeBuy Direct

Would-be first-time buyers who think they can’t afford to step on to the property ladder can find the answer to their problems with Taylor Wimpey.

Dandara to hold first time buyer workshop in Hemel Hempstead

A recent survey conducted by The Office for National Statistics states that many young adults in their mid-20s and early 30s are finding themselves increasingly having to postpone the transition to adulthood, and that the average age of a first-time purchaser buying without assistance is now a frightening 38*.

First-time buyers struggle to escape the deposit trap

As lenders ease their lending criteria and with the price of entry level properties remaining stable at around £155,000 over the past year, it is easier for first-time buyers to get on the housing ladder now than it has been at any time since the start of the credit crunch.