First-Time Buyer Advice #shorts
First-time buyers accounted for over one-third of UK home purchases in January—the highest January share on record—with nearly half of buyers in London now first-timers. The rise is partly attributed to fewer existing homeowners moving, while mortgage conditions are improving: more than 90% of first-time buyers secured rates below 5% and higher loan-to-value deals are making deposits more attainable. These shifts are enabling some buyers to shorten mortgage terms and cut tens of thousands in interest over the life of a loan. The data points to a notable reshaping of buyer composition and financing options in the market.
Housing Market Update 2026: Liverpool Agents Share the Reality
Liverpool’s housing market has shown a stronger start to 2026 versus 2025, with buyer activity up since Christmas and sales achieving closer to asking prices in some areas, though agents say it remains a buyer-sensitive market that requires realistic pricing....
Where Have Asking Prices Increased Most? #shorts
UK asking prices showed strongest growth in 2025 outside major city centres, led by Harwick in the Scottish Borders with an 18% rise. Durham followed with a 15% increase, driven by jobs, transport links and city living, while Stannington (Sheffield)...