Stamp duty and residential development
"Greater demand where finance is not a barrier"
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What’s behind the change in mortgaged owner-occupation?
"First-time buyer numbers are on the rise with assistance from the Bank of Mum and Dad and Help to Buy"
Market in Minutes: New Homes and Help to Buy
"How will developers need to adapt to Help to Buy changes?"
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The stories behind our forecasts
"Three key metrics in three charts. We examine the trends for affordability at a national level, regional house prices and pressures on first-time buyers in the capital"
Why delivering the right homes for first-time buyers is vital
"New builds must reflect the changing needs of first-time buyers, many of whom now have young families."
Market in Minutes: New homes and first time buyers
"We look into the needs of first time buyers as they increase their share in the new homes market"
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First-time buyers: four decades of changing affordability constraints
"It isn't only rising house prices that have made it increasingly difficult to get on the housing ladder. "
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Stamp duty – an increasingly important contributor to the Chancellor's purse
"Stamp duty continues to be an important revenue raiser for the Treasury despite static sales and the abolition of stamp duty for many first-time buyers."
Changing fortunes for buyers
"In the year to the end of June 2017, there were 1.2 million transactions in the UK housing market, half a million fewer than 10 years ago. This reduction in number is one of the legacies of the credit crunch, but how is it shaping the property market?"
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First-home buyers of 2012: the big winners of the housing market?
"Those who bought at the right time, and in the right places, have made significant gains."
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