Think back to what pay and prices were in the mid-1970s, when we first got on the property ladder.

Little wonder so few young adults are getting on the property ladder.

For us, the property ladder is something you climb to better yourself.

Is not being on the property ladder a freedom or a burden?

Our tips to help you get a foot on the property ladder.

Two friends were complaining that they will never be able to get on to the property ladder.

Getting on the property ladder is still tough, so be prepared to consider all your options.

We know all about the legions of frustrated young people who can't get on the property ladder.

And that's great news for first-time buyers keen to get on the property ladder.

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Take care before you step off the property ladder

From climbing up the property ladder, we have switched to shifting sideways.

If you think are trying to buy for the first time, then follow our tips to help you get on the property ladder.

- The Government will underwrite mortgages for 100,000 young families trying to get on the property ladder.

But it still meant some home owners were paying just a few pence for their being on the property ladder.

Getting on the property ladder is proving pricey in China

The only young people who'll get on the property ladder, will be young people with rich parents.

People moving up the property ladder, who have significant equity, will take a four year view on buying a property.

At the same time professionals from working class and lower middle class backgrounds could never afford to get the property ladder.

Housing market fears as 'generation rent' keeps away from property ladder

We really want to get on the property ladder, but it's not realistic because we haven't any savings for a deposit.

I hope this doesn't mean the end of Property Ladder on Ch4!!

Halifax revealed that the few who did manage to get on the property ladder in 2011 were likely to have had support from well-off parents.

Others, already on the property ladder and looking to remortgage, face having their home repossessed if they are unable to find a cheap deal.

It comes from constantly having to gaze upwards, at all those homes at the top end of the property ladder.