Barratt Homes - Changing Attitudes In Home Buying Infographic
Changing attitudes to buying homes from Barratt
COUNTRY LIFE ADVERTISING PROMOTION
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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