Your First Home is a new homebuying scheme for first-time buyers purchasing new homes in England. It hasn’t officially launched but here’s what we know so far.
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House prices are still rising but they are doing so more slowly. Buyers do have improved choice, with a 5% increase in the number of homes for sale. However, the highest mortgage rates for three years are putting pressure on buying power.
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UK rental growth is picking up as the supply of homes for rent falls. Rents are now 2.6% higher than a year ago, with fewer homes available and rising competition putting renewed upward pressure on rental values.
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Buyer activity is beginning to recover after a slower summer, with searches for homes now 7% higher than a year ago. However, higher mortgage rates have reduced buying power, causing sales and house price growth to slow.
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