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First-Time-Buyers Show No Sign of Slowing Down as Market Share Increases
15th November 2018e.surv has released new data showing that competitive mortgage rates are continuing to reel in first-time-buyers and increasing their share of the market. The research revealed that those taking their first step on to the property ladder capitalised on low rates across the market in October - so...
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Demand outstripping supply in lettings market
16th October 2018New research has shown that the lettings market is seeing substantial activity with viewings up over 13% on the year and lease signings up 3.5%, while supply has declined 6.9%. New research has shown that the lettings market is seeing substantial activity with viewings up over 13% on the year an...
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Over a third of millennials putting property before pensions
5th October 2018The latest data and analysis from Prudential has shown that dreams of owning a home are outweighing the desire to put money aside for retirement. According to Prudential's figures, 35% of millennials say they prioritise saving for a deposit on a home instead of their retirement. 19% say buying a...
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5 top tips to help baby-proof your home
19th September 2018Barratt Homes Manchester is offering homeowners five top tips for moving with a baby and making your new home safe for young families In support of these younger homeowners we've decided to put together our five top tips to help homebuyers protect their babies from the most common causes of acci...
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What is the top reason for a tenancy deposit reduction?
6th September 2018According to the latest data and statistics released by The Deposit Protection Service, there are several main issues that landlords cite as reasons to deduct money from a tenancy deposit, but which is the most common? According to the DPS, over the last year, 63% of landlords that enter The DPS...
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