Great beaches, bustling towns and royal boroughs, parts of South East England are within easy reach of the capital. Let's take look at the most affordable places to buy there.
The latest articles on first time buyers
The ‘Boxing Day bounce’ is real and it happens every year. It’s when we see a 50% surge in the number of people looking for homes. Here, Richard Donnell explains why.
We’ve analysed house prices and local salaries in more than 1,000 towns. And the results are in: here are the most affordable places to buy a home in Britain.
Higher mortgage rates mean that renting has become cheaper than buying a home for the first time since 2010.
Our homes are the second-highest producers of carbon every year in the UK. New-build developers want to change that. Here's how.
To buy a home in the UK, first-time buyers are saving between £26,400 and £144,500. Find out how much people are saving to buy a home in different areas of the UK.
Leeds Building Society has teamed up with Experian to incorporate regular direct debit payments into credit scores for first-time buyers.
Skipton Building Society has introduced a 100% no-deposit mortgage, which allows renters to buy their first home without a deposit. Here's everything you need to know about the new no-deposit mortgage.
Nearly four in 10 first-time buyers are taking out mortgages with a term of between 30 to 35 years, while 17% choose one that's even longer.
