Land & New Homes
News focusing on new homes, housing development, land acquisition and joint venture projects between agents and developers.
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Knight Frank launches Ulva Island to the Market
Ulva Island, one of the UK’s most significant and impressive private islands, is on the market for the first time in 70 years, inviting offers in excess of £4,250,000, through Knight Frank.
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New development set to ‘redefine Alderley living’
A Cheshire development – Alderley Park – is beginning to take shape with the launch of The Ride and The Serpentine.
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105 apartments planned for Manchester
Galliford Try Partnerships, has submitted plans for a £14.2 million, 105-apartment scheme to be built on Princess Road, Manchester, a key arterial road linking to Manchester City Centre.
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New castles at on Elephant Road
Get Living has announced its second location in Elephant and Castle. 374 new high quality one, two and three bedroom homes on Elephant Road...
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Farmhouse, land and planning
A rare opportunity to develop five homes on a former farm will, no doubt be snapped up at SDL Auctions Graham Penny’s next auction in Derby on 21st September.
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Inspiration for buyers
Lovell’s contemporary ‘Inspirations’ range is now available at its new Telford development, The Oaklands
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A new mews
A 19th Century mews house in Chelsea has become one of the UK’s only period properties to achieve PassivHaus status, the energy performance standard.
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NHBC: Latest new home registrations
Developers registered 40,000 new homes to be built in the UK during Q2 2017, according to NHBC’s latest new home registration statistics.
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SDL Group takes pivotal role in Sheffield PRS scheme
SDL Group is to be the partner for all associated lettings and property management of 250 new homes in Sheffield.
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Essential Living wins RIBA award
A new report by Knight Frank says that institutional funding for the UK’s build to rent market is expected to climb from £25bn in 2016 to £70bn by 2022.
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