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London is the UK's least affordable place for first-time buyers

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London is the UK's least affordable place for first-time buyers

Second steppers ‘face biggest gap on record to trade up to next home’

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Second steppers ‘face biggest gap on record to trade up to next home’

New build 95% mortgage scheme offers boost to London first-time buyers

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New build 95% mortgage scheme offers boost to London first-time buyers

HSBC to offer mortgage loans at 6.5 times income for some customers

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HSBC to offer mortgage loans at 6.5 times income for some customers

'Careful easing' of mortgage rules could help more first-time buyers

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'Careful easing' of mortgage rules could help more first-time buyers

Mortgage brokers ‘seeing rise in lending agreed for their clients’

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Mortgage brokers ‘seeing rise in lending agreed for their clients’

15% interest-free boost offered to first-time buyers with 5% deposit

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15% interest-free boost offered to first-time buyers with 5% deposit

First-time buyers look beyond London to get on property ladder

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First-time buyers look beyond London to get on property ladder

HSBC and Barclays slash five-year fixed mortgage rates to below 4%

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HSBC and Barclays slash five-year fixed mortgage rates to below 4%

'I’m angry I have wasted my time completely with the Help to Buy ISA'

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'I’m angry I have wasted my time completely with the Help to Buy ISA'

First-time buyers account for half the homes bought in London in 2024

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First-time buyers account for half the homes bought in London in 2024

London first-time buyers need to save for almost nine years to get on ladder

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London first-time buyers need to save for almost nine years to get on ladder

‘We swapped renting for renovation and added £45k value to our home’

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‘We swapped renting for renovation and added £45k value to our home’

London scheme offers renters without deposits a route to homeownership

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London scheme offers renters without deposits a route to homeownership

Autumn Budget: stamp duty cuts to be in place until March 2025

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Autumn Budget: stamp duty cuts to be in place until March 2025

Are London house prices about to crash?

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Are London house prices about to crash?

Homeowners who lose job ‘may face initial lack of help with mortgages’

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Homeowners who lose job ‘may face initial lack of help with mortgages’

The buzzy Elizabeth line hotspot tempting east Londoners into Essex

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The buzzy Elizabeth line hotspot tempting east Londoners into Essex

Six first-time buyer lifelines as Help to Buy end approaches

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Six first-time buyer lifelines as Help to Buy end approaches

Hundreds of mortgage deals vanish from market amid mini-budget fallout

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Hundreds of mortgage deals vanish from market amid mini-budget fallout

‘Owning our home costs us less each month than renting a one-bed flat’

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‘Owning our home costs us less each month than renting a one-bed flat’

Stamp duty cut ‘could spectacularly backfire’ first-time buyers warned

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Stamp duty cut ‘could spectacularly backfire’ first-time buyers warned

Ten London flats and houses for sale for less than £450,000

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Ten London flats and houses for sale for less than £450,000

House price forecast: interest rate rises to stall UK growth

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House price forecast: interest rate rises to stall UK growth

Can first-time buyers get mortgages amid rising interest rates?

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Can first-time buyers get mortgages amid rising interest rates?

Three ways to avoid paying stamp duty tax when buying a home

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Three ways to avoid paying stamp duty tax when buying a home

‘I rented in block I eventually bought in to see if I liked the area’

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‘I rented in block I eventually bought in to see if I liked the area’

Right to buy ‘unlikely to work in London’ given sky-high housing costs

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Right to buy ‘unlikely to work in London’ given sky-high housing costs

‘My £500-a-month mortgage costs so much less than renting’

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‘My £500-a-month mortgage costs so much less than renting’

Free up public-sector land and we can solve London’s housing crisis

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Free up public-sector land and we can solve London’s housing crisis