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The latest Rightmove Consumer Confidence Survey reveals:
"The proportion of first-time buyers expecting to enter the market over the next 12 months is at a virtual standstill compared with last quarter..."
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The latest Rightmove House Price Index reveals:
"With the onset of the traditional moving season, new sellers coming to market ignored any pre-election jitters and economic woes and pushed up their average asking prices by 2.6% (£5,898) this month..."
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According to research from the National Association of Estate Agents:
"March has been an ecouraging month for the property market with a postive number of buyers looking to sell their home..."
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Halifax today announces the return of its offer available for homemovers and first time buyers:
"Designed to help with the costs of buying a new home, the offer means the lender will pay half of the first year's council tax bill, up to a maximum of £750..."
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Business Secretary Lord Mandelson today announced a major expansion of the financial services offered by the Post Office:
"The Post Office will offer a new mortgage product with a 90% loan-to-value ratio aimed at first-time buyers. The Post Office will also increase its lending substantially, aiming to double the value of its mortgage book in the financial year 2010/11..."
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Northern Rock today announces rate reductions that make it easier for first-time buyers to get on the property ladder:
"Everyday range 2 Year Fixed rates for borrowers with a 15% deposit start from 5.49% (previously 6.69%) with a product fee, or 5.99% (previously 7.19%) without a product fee..."
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Abbey for Intermediaries announced they have:
"Reduced the rate on their 85% LTV, 3 year Fixed rate Homebuyer product by 0.10% to 5.69% with a £995 fee..."
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Latest figures from unbiased.co.uk reveal:
"42% of enquiries for whole of market mortgage advice in February 2010 were from first time buyers looking to get their foot on the property ladder..."Click here to read more.
Results from the latest FindaProperty.com's survey reveal:
"First-time buyer prices stable for 12 months but rise by 0.4% (almost £700) this month...."
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According to the Council of Mortgage Lenders:
"The number of loans to first-time buyers hit a two-year high in December 2009, driven by a rush to buy properties in the £125,000 - £175,000 bracket before the year-end stamp duty concession expired..."
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