Two major Northern cities, strong job markets, meaningfully different price tags for homes and first-time buyers. Here's what the data says so you can decide which one fits your budget and ambitions.
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Buying your first home is very exciting and a little bit scary. We're here to help you every step of the way.
Our latest data highlights the impact of stamp duty on the Southern housing market. 51% of first-time buyers pay in the South East and nearly 8 in 10 in London, compared to fewer than 1 in 10 across Northern England.
The price gap between the cost of flats and the cost of houses is the widest since records began. Factor in active leasehold reforms and flats are a budget-friendly option worth considering.
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Think your dream home is out of your budget? You might be surprised. We've got a host of properties available for £100,000 or less.
Edinburgh and Glasgow are Scotland’s two biggest cities and in 2026 they offer buyers a genuine choice: a well-priced, fast-growing market or a premium, supply-constrained one. Glasgow is the more affordable city by a wide margin.
Average house prices in Birmingham and Leeds are just £200 apart in 2026. Find out which city offers better value by property type and what you actually need to earn to buy a home
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