New build properties are some of the most favoured types of property investment,with more regeneration and exciting developments hitting the UK year on year.
Some of the main UK property investment hotspots offer plenty of opportunity for those seeking new build investments. But is buying a new build a good investment, and what should buy to let investors know before selecting their new build property?
If you're looking for a guidance and new home opportunities, The Landsite provides an up-to-date expertise from pofessionals within the new build sector that can help you on this journey.
West Country Property & Auction Specialists Greenslade Taylor Hunt 's guide to why you might want to consider buying a new build.
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Being concerned about how the Coronavirus (Covid-19) crisis could affect your chances of securing a mortgage is understandable, especially if your financial situation changes. With interest rates at record lows, we’ve ten tips to make sure you and your finances are in the best condition before applying.
The property market has been through some tough times recently, but one department at Greenslade Taylor Hunt has reported some impressive stats throughout the lockdown period and beyond.
If you’re a key worker or a first-time buyer hoping to purchase a new build property in your local area, you’re going to want to hear about the new First Homes programme.
This week has seen a further small increase in open projects and a fall in delayed projects. Once again most of the increase has occurred in the residential sector. Restarted projects have also increased along with a decrease in delayed projects.
Research shows although the housing market is open for business, statistics show the buying spend is extremely different to that of last year.
The current London Help to Buy scheme is available until March 2021, and both existing homeowners and first time buyers can benefit - Discover how it works below.
Manchester City Council has published papers in advance of its Executive meeting today (Wednesday 6 May) and, together with an update on the response to COVID-19, its focus is on planning for recovery.
