Land & New Homes
News focusing on new homes, housing development, land acquisition and joint venture projects between agents and developers.
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New Windsor retirement village has its own pub!
Residents of the new Castle View retirement village in Windsor have their own local.
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Celebrity excess in Suffolk
Every estate agent likes someone who buys multiple properties and most would love to be in Framlingham, Suffolk, where the megastar, Ed Sheeran, has bought a number of homes in his hometown.
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New is the new old
Traditionally, period London property has consistently outperformed new build in terms of desirability and price, but...
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York Central development to bring 2,500 new homes
A major new development in the ancient cathedral city of York is gathering pace with a rail link and 6,500 new jobs projected.
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100 sales by LH1 London at the new luxury Digbeth development
LH1 London has sold over 100 apartments at a landmark Digbeth development, ‘The Forge’ in the heart of Birmingham’s creative quarter.
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Brexit has hit wealthier second stepper market hardest, says developer
Crest Nicholson's executive Scott Black says perfect storm of Brexit and government tax changes have hit discretionary buyers at higher price points, but first time buyers are still buying.
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OTM makes its first steps into new home market after signing up Barratt
Deal will see properties from across Barratt's three brands and 26 divisions on the portal, although it is unlikely to generate much revenue for the portal this year.
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Poldark effect attracts retirees to Cornwall
Estate agencies in Cornwall must be enjoying the spike in interest in the region thanks to Poldark, the BBC drama, as it returns for its fifth and final series.
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Developers turning to bulk discounts to lure foreign investors
Claim is made by estate agent James Pendleton as it opens department to take advantage of overseas buyer 'feeding frenzy'.
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TV presenter Kevin McCloud faces questions over struggling eco homes firm
Company backed by Grand Designs presenter Kevin McCloud says investors face losing at least 75% of the cash they placed with his green building firm.
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