Understanding the Shifting Age of First-Time Buyers

For property owners and landlords, the latest insights on the average age of first-time buyers reveal a surprising trend.

While it’s often assumed that the age of first-time buyers has significantly increased over the last two decades, the data tells a different story.

In the UK, excluding London, the average age of a first-time buyer has only risen from 30 years and 7 months in 2005 to 33 years in 2023. In London, traditionally known for its high property prices, the age has increased from 32 years in 2005 to 35 years and 4 months today.

This modest rise reflects a resilient market where buyers are still entering the market earlier than many might expect, despite economic challenges.

This stability suggests continued demand for properties, making it an opportune time for landlords and property owners to consider their home ownership and investment strategies.

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As we hit the third week of December, the Shepperton property market does slow down ready for the big day. It’s at this time of year, I like to work out the total value of every home in Shepperton, and how that value has changed since 2010 (as that was the bottom of the market after the Credit Crunch).

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