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According to the latest research from TopCashback.co.uk, although the vast majority (95%) of millennials would like to buy a house in the future, 31% do not think it will happen and 29% are only hopeful about their chances. Just 39% are sure they will buy a property.

Data from MoneySuperMarket has revealed that millennials are not as green as they are avocado looking. Growing numbers are making tactical changes to their financial behaviour to help them get on the housing ladder with their first mortgage.

Research from Halifax has revealed that, across the UK over the last five years, the average price of an apartment has risen by £1,251 per month - equating to £75,074.

Data released by international payment specialist, Fexco Corporate Payments, has shown that sun hungry Brits have increased the amount they spend on European property by two thirds.

Well over half of people wrongly assume that millennials are useless when it comes to carrying out practical jobs around the home, according to new research by the Federation of Master Builders.

Michael Johnson gives his views on the current property market