The share of homes purchased by first-time buyers in the
UK looks likely to drop for the first time in five years, as major banks pull
low-deposit mortgages off the market in response to the Covid-19 crisis. Forecasts
released by property portal Zoopla show that, despite a surge in demand earlier
this year, first-time buyers will make up around 33.9% of home purchases in the
UK for 2020, down from a 10-year high of 34.9% in 2019. If forecasts prove
correct, that will mark the first decline in house sales to first-time buyers
since 2015. Read more on the Guardian website.
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