Crest Nicholson

Crest Nicholson's new build homes at its Harbourside development in Bristol's city centre are proving extremely popular with homebuyers, illustrated by the fact that there are just 17 of the 272 new homes remaining for sale.

Crest Nicholson is currently redeveloping the area formerly known as Canon's Marsh into a highly desirable place where people can live, work and relax, and the response from homebuyers has been extremely positive.

There are plenty of reasons why house hunters in the South East might consider the benefits of buying new homes in Epsom, Surrey. The town and its surrounding district regularly score highly in quality of life surveys and it lies in some lovely Surrey countryside, yet is just half an hour from central London and close to the M25 and Gatwick Airport.

Earlier this week developer Crest Nicholson had outline planning consent for a major retail quarter, which will include a range of new homes in Birmingham, renewed.

New home developer Crest Nicholson has had plans to build new homes in Badsey, Worcestershire, approved at the second attempt.

A number of quality new homes developments in Somerset are springing up in some of the county's most popular locations, including the lively towns of Taunton and Yeovil, and quieter village locations such as Street, near Glastonbury.

House buyers looking for new homes in Bristol, hunting for cutting-edge properties with eco-credentials, urban chic or quirky character will be spoilt for choice, as a range of housebuilders get to work on some outstanding developments across the city.

Right now, there seems to be something for everyone looking for new homes in Chatham, Gillingham or Rochester, known as The Medway Towns, in Kent.

Set in the heart of Britain and surrounded by some of England's prettiest countryside, the choice of new-build homes developments in Swindon is extensive and inevitably popular. The town is home to major employers and offers excellent transport links with the rest of the country, making it a great location to set up home.

The preferred route for the new high speed rail link between London and Birmingham is expected to be announced later today.

Plans for the £250m regeneration of Stevenage town centre, which includes the proposed construction of over 100 new homes, still remain on course, despite the difficult economic conditions.