Increasingly expensive properties and a soaring UK population are set to see a rise in more young people having to live with their parents, Homes England has warned.

Just 11% of first-time buyers didn’t receive any support to purchase their property according to new research from Uswitch.

A new poll by Skipton has revealed a large majority of first-time buyers are prepared to make small sacrifices to secure their first home.

David Churchill, partner at Carter Jonas, looks at the challenges faced by younger aspiring homeowners and how, unfortunately, 2024 is unlikely to be any different for them.

The latest analysis from e.surv, which examines the considerations and strategies used by UK first-time buyers, has found that affordability issues are seeing many opt for smaller...

New research has highlighted that additional costs including home insurance, home improvements, and unexpected repairs quickly add up alongside mortgage payments.

A clear generational difference in attitude when it comes to making green improvements to properties has highlighted that green home products are key to attracting and retaining...

Tom Brown, Managing Director, Real Estate at Ingenious, looks ahead to 2024 and what might be in store for landlords, first-time buyers and existing homeowners.

Growing numbers of younger first-time buyers are relying on friends and family for advice on the homebuying process, according to new research.

While saving for a deposit is often the primary focus for prospective first-time buyers, they could be forgetting to set aside additional funds needed to purchase their home.