Related topic: First-time buyer

First-time buyer rates have seen the largest reductions.

Mortgage Advice Bureau has found that barriers around clarity are contributing to delays in decision-making among 41% of aspiring homeowners, despite ambition being high.

Three quarters of brokers expect to see further growth in near prime demand in months ahead.

The number of agreed sales is only 3% lower than this time last year.

10% of first-time buyers received their AIP on the same day as the consultation.

In the last year, the total estimated stamp duty bill for first-time buyers has jumped from £101m to £408m.

Patrick Bamford, head of international business development at Qualis Credit Risk, outlines the changes that first-time buyers are dealing with in the mortgage market since the start...

The North West and the South West are the most popular regions for zero-deposit home loans.

Principality has relaxed first-time buyer eligibility at 5.5x loan to income.

Victoria Thompson, head of strategic partnerships at Barclays, explores why the outlook for the first-time buyer market remains encouraging and how brokers will continue to play a...