There has been a 'modest' improvement in affordability over the past year, but regional variations remain.

Buying a home has become slightly more affordable relative to income, as wage growth outpaces house price inflation over the past year, according to newly released data from Halifax.

Less than a quarter of Britain’s current housing market stock is actually affordable for the average person based on their mortgage eligibility.

With the cost of living continuing to impact many Brits, Zoopla's latest research has highlighted the most affordable towns and cities across Britain to find a home.

Single tenants need an average salary of over £50,000 to comfortably afford rental payments, according to new research.

Buyer sentiment could also gain a boost from falling mortgage rates.

New research has revealed that despite the average UK tenant spending over a third of their take-home salary on rent, it is far higher in some areas.

Soaring house prices alongside the wider impact of the cost-of-living crisis have reduced a growing number of renters’ aspirations to own.

First-time buyers are moving further away to secure a spot on the property ladder due to a lack of suitable properties and affordability constraints.

A new survey has revealed that 35% of UK households would consider moving out of the area they grew up in and into a more affordable area to get on the property ladder.