First-home buyers' increased debt burden revealed
That increased debt means recent buyers are likely to be carrying much higher debt servicing costs into the future, even as home loan interest rates fall. At the same time, the average household ...
What are Britain's most affordable towns?
We've taken a look at the latest house-value-to-household-earnings ratios across Britain to work out where you can get the ...
1980s vs. now: Is it harder to buy a home in Colorado?
Browsing real estate listings is enough to make you wish you invented a time machine so you could have bought a house a ...
1980s vs. now: Here’s where it’s much harder to buy a home
Browsing real estate listings is enough to make you wish you invented a time machine so you could have bought a house a ...
Map reveals Britain’s cheapest postcodes where you can buy a home for £80k on average – does your hometown make the cut?
A MAP has revealed Britain’s cheapest postcodes where homes cost as little as £80,000. Homebuyers in dual-income households ...
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Unlikely former capital of England now most affordable place to live in East Midlands
Gainsborough has been named the most affordable place to live in the East Midlands. The Lincolnshire town was once the ...
Lancashire Telegraph4d
Where are the cheapest places to buy a house in the UK?
Home-buyers in a dual-salary household face paying nearly four times their income to purchase a property typically, according to Zoopla.
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New York and Connecticut residents pare down the debt
A new study has revealed the states with the largest increases and decreases in debt-to-income (DTI) ratios – and New York and Connecticut are among the top 10 that saw their DTIs fall.