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Freelance retail & business journalist | content creator | research editor for @etail | camping writer & addict. Shopaholic, chocaholic and wordaholic!
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First-time buyer mortgage demand holds constant

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First-time buyer resilience remains, with only marginally fewer first-time buyer searches carried out in the last five months than the same time last year. Data from Twenty7tec shows that advisors carried out 1.7 million first-time buyer searches between 1 January and 29 May 2026, compared to 1.85 million recorded during the same period in 2025.
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12 years to save for deposit by 2036

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By Liz Morrell Verified
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UK house prices could rise by as much as 61.1% by 2036, requiring up to £70,000 for a deposit, which could take up to 12 years to save for based on projected average annual earnings, according to Sell House Fast. It says that semi-detached homes will see the largest increase in average prices over the ten-year period, up 61.1% from £288,607 to £465,040 and requiring a 10% deposit of £46,504, which would take around 7.9 years to save for based on projected earnings.
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Window to secure a competitive rate ‘open’

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Mortgage brokers have highlighted the Bank of England’s decision to hold the base rate at 3.75% as a reason for those looking to buy or remortgage to act now. Sarah Thompson, group financial services director, Mortgage Scout, part of LRG, said: “The window to secure a competitive rate is open now, but there are no guarantees it will stay that way. With energy costs set to rise and global uncertainty still a factor, conditions could shift.
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