Welcome to What House?

What House? is designed to show the best new homes and affordable homes in Britain built by the UK's leading housebuilders. What House? is the best known media brand in the new homes market and has a pedigree going back 100 years.

What House? will also provide unique insight into affordable homes, guiding you through the maze of buying options in the market place, with all the latest information on how to get on the housing ladder and what schemes you may be eligible for such as new build homebuy, part rent part buy, first time buyers initiative and rent to homebuy. As well as the best editorial coverage in the new homes sector, What House? lists new and affordable homes for sale from housebuilders and housing associations.

Property News

Sitting out the downturn - 5th November 2009
Other first-time buyers have sat out the market in rented accommodation, giving themselves time to save for a deposit. Now the market appears to have bottomed out, they are in a good position to buy.

First-time buyers are back - 5th November 2009
Demand among first-time buyers seeking to buy a new home across the UK has increased significantly in recent months, according to Winkworth estate agents

Rate freeze buoys property market - 4th November 2009
The Bank of England’s decision to keep base rates on hold at 0.50% for the eighth successive month, will benefit residential homeowners and property investors alike, and help increase demand for property in the UK.

Plans for new homes in Leicester approved - 4th November 2009
Leicester city Council has awarded outline planning consent for a mixed-use regeneration scheme in Leicester which will include the construction of almost 300 brand new homes.

Mayor Boris plans new homes in London - 2nd November 2009
The mayor of London Boris Johnson has announced plans to construct over 32,000 new homes on Greater London Authority (GLA) owned land which is currently underused.

Barratts to build new homes in Wednesbury - 2nd November 2009
New home developer Barratt West Midlands’ has received a government pledge of £1.9 million to press ahead with its plans to build a new home development on Leabrook Road in Wednesbury.