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60% of aspiring homebuyers plan to purchase alone in 2026, survey finds
Despite this, 64% said they do not think homeownership is achievable for single buyers on the open market.

Despite this, 64% said they do not think homeownership is achievable for single buyers on the open market.

In Hull, a solo buyer needed 6.3 years to save a 10% deposit, with couples reducing this to 3.1 years.

29% said the cost put them off, while a quarter (25%) thought they were not at risk.

The study from Skipton Building Society found that 37% of aspiring female FTBs planned to purchase solo, compared to 35% who wanted to buy with a partner.

The bank’s data showed individual applicants surpassed joint applicants for the first time in five years.

New research from Skipton Building Society shows more women are planning to buy a home alone than with a partner, with female solo applicants now outpacing men.
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