First-time Home Buyers
Coverage of First-time Home Buyers in the Nexus archive.
- The easiest and hardest U.S. cities to buy your first home in 2026
First-time home buyers accounted for 21% of U.S. home purchases last year. WalletHub analyzed 300 cities to identify the easiest and hardest locations for first-time buyers to purchase a home in 2026.
- Best cities for first-time home buyers revealed
New data highlights U.S. cities where first-time home buyers have the best chances of success, despite challenges in finding affordable homes.
- Majority of first-time home buyers need Bank of Mum and Dad... but typically save £24,261 themselves
Most first-time home buyers require financial assistance from their parents, though they typically save £24,261 on their own. The article highlights the common reliance on family support in the UK housing market.
- Ten cheapest locations in Britain for first-time buyers - where £150K will get you on the ladder
The article discusses the ten cheapest locations in Britain where first-time buyers can purchase a home with £150K. These locations provide an opportunity for individuals to get on the property ladder. The areas mentioned offer affordable options for those looking to buy their first home.
- I renovated my first home... and made £55,000! First-time buyers opt for fixer-uppers to save money without compromising on location
A first-time home buyer renovated their first home and made a profit of £55,000. This approach is becoming increasingly popular among first-time buyers who want to save money without compromising on location. By opting for fixer-uppers, buyers can purchase homes in desirable areas at lower prices.