Worrying new figures released by Halifax have highlighted
the struggle first-time-buyers in the UK are facing as they attempt to get
their first foot on the property ladder. According to the lender, the cost
challenge facing first-time buyers increased significantly over the last year,
with growth in average purchase prices and deposits up sharply. The average price paid by a first-time buyer in the
UK last year was £231,455, up by £18,252 (9%) from a year earlier (£213,203).
London saw the biggest monetary increase in the price paid by first-time buyers
over the last 12 months, up by £27,764 (7%). Read more on the Property Reporter
website.
https://www.propertyreporter.co.uk/property/more-needs-to-be-done-for-ftbs-as-costs-soar-over-the-past-year.html
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