May 20, 2011 - PropertyGuru.com.sg
On average, the best deals offered by lenders to typical first-time home buyers are of “very poor value.”
There is also the prevalent problem of lenders providing “eye-catching” rates that offer limited supply.
“Lenders are also now openly talking about favouring lending to cash-rich buy-to-let investors, rather than to first-time buyers. It's likely that this situation is going to continue for a while yet,” said PricedOut spokesperson Matt Griffith.
E.serv, one of the largest providers of housing valuation services in the UK, revealed that more first-time home buyers mounted the real estate ladder in April, as a result of gradually slackening lending requirements.
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