Buyer confidence is bouncing back to pre-Brexit levels
but the number of first-timers buying has fallen, according to the National
Association of Estate Agents’ (NAEA) September housing market report. Sales to first-time buyers dropped five
percentage points from August, with 23% of sale in September made to first
timers. The organisation said this is the lowest level seen since November last
year, when 21% of sales were made to this group. Read more on Housing Excellence.
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