New affordable homes have been launched at Long Meadow in Diss, Norfolk targeted to local buyers who want to get onto the property ladder. Built by C-Zero and Barnes Construction, the new homes for sale in Norfolk include 29 affordable homes for the first phase with eventually 114 new homes being built on the site. These new homes will specifically offer affordable housing for local people with...
A new phase of new homes exclusively for retired buyers aged 55 and over is jointly being developed by house builders Keystone Developments and Larkfield Homes. The new retirement community development will be built in the grounds of a former manor house named The Croft located in Bourne in Lincolnshire. These new homes for sale in Lincolnshire will include landscaped gardens and courtyards and...
Bett Homes have launched a phase of new homes in Scotland targeted at first time buyers and affordable housing buyers in the area to help them get onto the property ladder. The new homes for sale in Scotland start at £125,000 and include two bedroom starter terraced homes located at Auchterwynd at Wishaw which is a commuter-belt area outside of Glasgow. The new homes are offered to the market...
Although the economic downturn has hit the UK property market hard over the past eighteen months, Birmingham has experienced an increase in the number of homes that have been sold for more than £1 million. According to a report released by the Halifax, the sales of new homes in Birmingham and across the West Midlands saw a rise of 127% in sales during the year which is the second highest to...
Two major UK house builders are releasing new developments in Scotland in the city of Glasgow. The properties are exclusive new developments ranging from two bedroom executive apartments to five bedroom houses. The two house builders, Bett Homes and Mactaggart & Mickel, are launching their new developments in Scotland as further high-end property is sought in the Glasgow area. Mactaggart...
House prices rose in March 2011 on average in the UK by 1.2% which shows a slight increase in the turbulent and unstable property market. However the quarterly change has decreased by 0.5%, an overall 0.1% decrease from December to March 2011. The yearly rise in March 2011 compared to March 2010 showed an overall increase of 0.9% in house prices. The average price for first time buyers was down...