Further evidence that the crackdown on buy-to-let
investors has had the desired effect, thus giving hope to first-time buyers,
has come from two surveys. Rightmove, the UK’s biggest property website, said a
less active buy-to-let market had led properties with two bedrooms or fewer to
drop 0.1% in price last month. Subdued prices provide first-time buyers with an
“opportunity this autumn”, it said. First-time buyers are now paying an average
of £190,000 for their home, compared with £307,000 across the whole market, it
said Meanwhile, the upmarket estate agents Hampton International produced
figures showing that money spent on buy-to-let purchases across the UK is
currently 30% below what it was in 2015.Read more on the Guardian website.
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