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New research suggests that the vast majority of would be first time buyers in the United States believe they can’t afford to buy because of student debt. Some 71% of non-homeowners repaying their student loans on time ...

There were over 33,300 new homes started in England in the 12 months to March 2016, excluding parts of London, of which the majority were affordable properties but fewer than the year before. Overall there were 33,332 ho...

A weak pound, plus the uncertainty about what comes next following the UK's decision to leave the European Union, will undermine British demand for property in Spain, especially in the short term, it is suggested. This s...

British home owners renovate their property for living in for the long term with the majority not doing so to increase the price, new research suggests. Some 67% are planning to stay in their home for over five years and...

The pace of growth in residential property prices across Australia’s eight capital cities is slowing amid signs that sales momentum is waning, the latest data shows. In the March quarter of 2016 prices were 6.8% than 1...