The number of first-home buyers jumping into the property market without a 20% deposit has hit its highest level since records began, more than doubling over the past decade.
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The number of first-home buyers jumping into the property market without a 20% deposit has hit its highest level since records began, doubling over the past decade.
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The number of first-time home buyers in 1995 was 3.2 million. Now it’s less than half that.
