Average first-time buyers are falling short of their mortgages by over £43,000 in the current market due to growth in earnings failing to keep pace with house prices.

The head of national brokerage Just Mortgages has called on the Chancellor to put forward a replacement for Help to Buy in the upcoming Budget, to support first-time buyers joining the...

34% of first-time buyers have opted to renovate their homes themselves to keep costs down, according to new research.

Homes in New Towns are approximately 15% cheaper than the UK average, according to new Halifax analysis

Knowing what to look for when viewing a house from the start greatly increases your chances of finding a property that suits your needs best.

The society has announced several product reprices, with rate reductions of up to 70 basis points across its range.

Despite average monthly mortgage payments for typical first-time buyers now standing at £931, they are still below the peak seen in 2023.

‘First-time buyer’ searches grew by 9.1% in September, following an increase of 5.4% in August.

It is estimated that almost half of current stamp duty exempt stock has already gone under offer or sold subject to contract across England.

New research has revealed where FTBs can slingshot furthest up the property ladder thanks to high house price growth.