Property Wisdom – Spot the Buyer Types
Understanding your buyer can mean the difference between a “thanks, but no thanks” and “we’ll take it” – so get the low down before the viewing merry-go-round begins, says property expert Laura Henderson.
first-time buyers
Prospective first-time buyer levels at their highest for 12 months as more call ‘bottom of the market’
Our Q2 2011 First-Time Buyer Report was released this week and revealed that first-time buyer levels have reached their highest for 12 months. The results this quarter find that prospective first-time buyers are up to 26.2%, their highest since the 26.3% recorded in Q2 2010.
House prices overvalued say consumers, but just 1 in 4 forecasts a fall
Rightmove’s second Consumer Confidence Survey of 2011 reveals a drop in the proportion of people expecting house prices to fall over the next year.
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Rightmove at Assetz Homes Event
Rightmove director, Miles Shipside, will be speaking at the Assetz Homes First-Time Buyers Event on Wednesday 1st June, held at Grinch Bar in Manchester city centre.
First-time buyer levels in Wales now below 1 in 5
Rightmove’ Q1 First-Time Buyer Report finds that the proportion of buyers intending to purchase for the first time over the year ahead in Wales stands at less than one-in-five. Prospective first-time buyer levels dropped from 18.4% in the final quarter of 2010, to just 18.7% in Q1 2011.
First-time buyer levels drop below 1 in 4
Rightmove’ Q1 First-Time Buyer Report finds that the proportion of buyers intending to purchase for the first time over the year ahead has dropped below one-in-four. Prospective first-time buyer levels dropped from 25.5% in the final quarter of 2010, to just 22.8% in Q1 2011.
Moving in with your other half could save you money!
Research from a well-known mortgage provider has shown that committed couples who choose to live separately are collectively wasting £5billion a year.