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 Sales of million pound homes at highest since 2007

houseline201The number of properties selling for over £1 million increased in 2012, reaching the highest level since the height of the housing boom in 2007, according to latest research from Lloyds TSB.
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 Lend a hand and the economic impact of first-time buyers

chalkRaising a deposit is a crucial challenge for many first-time buyers and is highlighted by many as the key hurdle to buying their first home.
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 Second Steppers continue to struggle but – signs of hope for 2013

houseline161Lloyds TSB has reported that little has improved in the past year for those first-time sellers looking to take the second step on the housing ladder.
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 Remortgage market remains subdued

lockLatest analysis from Lloyds TSB reports that borrowers may no longer be better off staying on standard variable rates (SVRs).
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The home mover market has remained relatively flat over the past year. However, despite seeing some slight improvements, second steppers are still bearing the brunt of the stagnant housing market, according to the latest Lloyds TSB Home Movers Review.

Homebuyers typically part with nearly £23,000 more to reside in a market town in England, according to latest research from Lloyds TSB.

Almost half (46%) of first time buyers are considering turning to shared equity and shared ownership schemes to enable them to buy their first home, according to latest research from Lloyds TSB.

The number of home sales worth at least a million pounds has declined to its lowest level since 2009, according to new research by Lloyds TSB.


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