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First-time buyers are confronting substantial affordability challenges throughout Britain, with properties in certain areas priced at roughly double the local salary typically, and up to 14 times ...

A 10% deposit on a first-time buyer property equates to £15,000 or less in around 10% of local authorities, Nationwide said. First-time buyers face significant affordability gaps across Britain, with ...

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