Barratt Homes - Changing Attitudes In Home Buying Infographic
Changing attitudes to buying homes from Barratt


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ComRes interviewed 2,275 prospective homebuyers in Britain on behalf of Barratt Homes, investigating the demographics and buying habits of people looking to buy a new home in the UK. Amongst other interesting facts, the Barratt infographic illustrates that raising a deposit for a new home has become less of a concern for potential homeowners, while it is becoming more and more difficult to find the right property.
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