For would-be homeowners born in the 1980s and early 1990s, moving up the property ladder is proving unexpectedly difficult.

As UK house prices continue to rise, getting on the property ladder can feel out of reach for more young people without some help. The average price of a UK home hit a record high of £299,331 in ...

In the leafy, semi-suburban parts of outer London where many young professionals buy their first homes, flat prices have ...

Shared ownership can be a more affordable way on the property ladder (Picture: Metro) From Gen Z to Baby Boomers, shared ownership can be the affordable option that opens the door to your own space – ...

Single earners across the UK are confronting an increasingly bleak reality in their quest to enter the property market. Particularly for those without the cushion of family support, gifted deposits, ...

A number of other lenders also provide low or no-deposit mortgages, offering first-time buyers a vital foothold on the property ladder. In February, Santander UK unveiled a mortgage requiring a ...

Millennials and Gen Z are refusing to give up on their dream of owning a home despite the steep challenges of getting on the property ladder, fresh research has found. Over 35 per cent of Gen Z and 40 ...

The average first-time buyer needs a household income of £54,400 to get on the property ladder in British cities, new figures suggest. First-time buyers need to earn more now than three years ago in ...

Aspiring first-time buyers looking to enter the housing market this year may be able to make their experience go more smoothly by taking certain steps to prepare. According to research published by ...

First-time buyers may be set for a leg-up onto the property ladder thanks to changing attitudes from the financial regulator - but there are risks to the changing landscape. Getting on the property ...