First-time shortage slows property market

Series: Construction News Plus ; 10 October 2002, (2)Publication details: 2002Subject(s):

Summary: Yorkshire Bank reported that house price inflation is set to cool and prices fall if first-time buyers, around 45% of househunters, stop buying. Research found competition for properties is still fierce in some areas. Further information available from www.cnplus.co.uk/

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Yorkshire Bank reported that house price inflation is set to cool and prices fall if first-time buyers, around 45% of househunters, stop buying. Research found competition for properties is still fierce in some areas. Further information available from www.cnplus.co.uk/

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