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Seven year age gap revealed between youngest and oldest first time UK buyers
The average age of a UK first time buyer is now 30 with new research also revealing a seven year age gap between the youngest and oldest. The youngest first time buyers are in Carlisle and Torfaen in south Wales while the average first time buyer is 34 years old in Slough and the London […] The post Seven year age gap revealed between youngest and oldest first time UK buyers appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →
Global office demand positive despite political and economic upheavals
Global office demand is proving resilient in many of the world’s dominant commercial real estate markets despite increased political and economic uncertainty, new research has found. Although corporate occupiers may be striking a more cautious tone office supply continues to tighten on the back of a shallow development cycle, resulting in continued upward momentum in […] The post Global office demand positive despite political and economic upheavals appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →
House price growth putting homes out of reach of first time buyers
The number of locations in England where first time buyers using the Government’s flagship Help to Buy scheme can afford to get on the housing ladder is falling due to house price growth. A new Help to Buy Isa savings product was launched last year with the aim of helping even more first time buyers […] The post House price growth putting homes out of reach of first time buyers appeared first on PropertyWire . Continue reading →
