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DEVELOPERS say the "buddy up and buy" trend has been growing over the past six months as a way to get into a first home.
LWP Property Group residential sales manager Tony McEntee said first-home buyers purchasing their first home together was a trend that he had seen a lot in the past six months.
He said that according to his calculations, over the past six months, about 21 per cent of first-home buyers at Ellenbrook purchased on their own, and about 79 per cent as a couple.
"A lot of young people are coming together to purchase their first home," he said. "Instead of young professionals renting together we are seeing them taking out mortgages together."
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LWP Property Group residential sales manager Tony McEntee said first-home buyers purchasing their first home together was a trend that he had seen a lot in the past six months.
He said that according to his calculations, over the past six months, about 21 per cent of first-home buyers at Ellenbrook purchased on their own, and about 79 per cent as a couple.
"A lot of young people are coming together to purchase their first home," he said. "Instead of young professionals renting together we are seeing them taking out mortgages together."
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THERE are many ways for first-home buyers to achieve their goal, reports Ben Hyde.
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CRACKING into South Australia's housing market is becoming a more difficult proposition for first-time buyers but with a thorough plan, and even some help along the way, the great Australian dream can still be realised.
Prospective first-time buyers have had a hard time of it lately as affordability issues continue to mount. Not only has the growth in SA house prices easily outstripped wages growth over the past decade but lending institutions have also tightened their borrowing criteria in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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CRACKING into South Australia's housing market is becoming a more difficult proposition for first-time buyers but with a thorough plan, and even some help along the way, the great Australian dream can still be realised.
Prospective first-time buyers have had a hard time of it lately as affordability issues continue to mount. Not only has the growth in SA house prices easily outstripped wages growth over the past decade but lending institutions have also tightened their borrowing criteria in the wake of the global financial crisis.
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