First time buyers have had to save for longer and wait for longer to get their first home. But it looks like all that waiting has made them more demanding!
Every action has a reaction and that’s exactly what’s happening in the private rental sector. The Government has been making significant changes to the buy-to-let market, making it less profitable, so landlords are leaving the market.
Since the first houses were built in Dickens Heath in 1998, the area has grown in popularity over the years and there’s currently a very high demand for family homes, as well as smaller properties for couples and singles. With its handy location and large array of facilities, it’s easy to see why it has been – and still is – a great choice to live, whether you’re renting or buying.
A recent survey has discovered that property in the vicinity of a Waitrose store sells for way above the national average house price.
According to new research by IFA Hargreaves Lansdow, around 12% of 18-34-year olds are expecting to move to a smaller property this year – while only 3% of those over 55 are thinking of downsizing.
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