American homeownership dream alive and well
Over half of Americans are likely to buy a home in the next five years, according to new research, which confirms that the American dream of homeownership is alive and well.
Reliance upon Bank of Mum and Dad hits record high
The reliance of first-time buyers upon the Bank of Mum and Dad to purchase a home has hit a record high, according to new research.
Second steppers still struggle to move up UK housing ladder
Despite improved conditions for homeowners ready to take their second step on the property ladder, an increasing number think it will be harder to sell their home this year, according to new research from Lloyds Bank.
English home-ownership remains at 30-year low as renting soars
Home-ownership remains at its lowest level in 30 years, according to the latest English Housing Survey.
US foreclosure activity falls to 10-year low
Foreclosure activity in the USA has fallen to a 10-year low, as the market continues its recovery.
120 buyers pounce on Ireland Help to Buy scheme within hours
120 buyers raced to apply for Ireland's Help to Buy scheme within hours of it launching this week.
Poland leads homeownership in Europe
The UK is often thought to be a nation of homeowners, in contrast to Europe's rent-friendly populations. New research, though, reveals that Poland is the country with the highest level of homeownership on the continent.
Homeownership gap in the USA remains black and white
The homeownership gap between black and white households has remained the same for past 100 years in the USA.
Average Londoner will need to save 121 years for a home
The average Londoner will need to save up for over 100 years to be able to afford a house of their own, according to one new study.
US election weighs on homeowner confidence
The uncertainty surrounding the upcoming US election is weighing on homeowner confidence, reveals new research.
