London’s stagnating property market has attracted a growing number of first-time buyers, despite a decline in other parts of the country.
There were 9,960 first-time buyers’ mortgages completed in the capital in the second quarter, up 1.2 per cent on a year ago, according to UK Finance, a trade body that represents 250 financial firms.
London’s stagnating property market has attracted a growing number of first-time buyers, despite a decline in other parts of the country.
There were 9,960 first-time buyers’ mortgages completed in the capital in the second quarter, up 1.2 per cent on a year ago, according to UK Finance, a trade body that represents 250 financial firms.
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