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Iceni Homes to build 1,000 affordable homes

Post on 8th February 2012 | Tagged: affordable homes, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Iceni Homes, new homes, Suffolk

Housebuilder Iceni Homes has announced plans to develop 1,000 much needed...

Taylor Wimpey offers new homes in a wide range of Northamptonshire villages

Post on 8th February 2012 | Tagged: Duston, FirstBuy, Gretton, Little Stanion, new homes, Northamptonshire, Roade, Taylor Wimpey

For house hunters in the East Midlands, Northamptonshire offers excellent transport links both north to south and east to west, and is home to a good selection of new developments from Taylor...

New luxury homes in Battersea near completion

Post on 8th February 2012 | Tagged: Batterseas, London, new homes, Vision Homes

New homes developer Vision Homes has created a new address for their striking development in Battersea on a former playground.

Consisting of nine luxury...

Bloor Homes plan new homes scheme in Felixstowe

Post on 8th February 2012 | Tagged: Bloor Homes plan new homes scheme in Felixstowe

Housebuilder Bloor Homes has submitted a planning application to develop 127...

Stewart Milne Homes extends its portfolio of new-build properties in Portlethen

Post on 8th February 2012 | Tagged: new homes, Portlethen, Scotland, shared equity, Stewart Milne Homes

House hunters in the north east of Scotland can now choose from a new collection of homes launched at The Fairways,...

Mortgage blog: What you should know about fixed- and variable-rate mortgages

Post on 8th February 2012 | Tagged: First-time buyers, Mortgage Introducer, mortgages

Should you take a fixed or variable/tracker mortgage deal?

It's one of the most important questions that borrowers face when taking out a new mortgage. Mortgage Introducer recently reported that three in four new UK...

A rare luxury new-build opportunity in a sought-after West Sussex village

Featuring just three properties, Emett Gardens in Ditchling is a very exclusive address and a rare chance to benefit from a new-build home in this very sought-after village. One of these...

Tottenham stadium plans will not feature affordable homes

Post on 7th February 2012 | Tagged: affordable homes, new homes, Tottenham

Tottenham Hotspur will no longer be required to develop affordable homes as part of the development of the football club's new stadium.

Spurs have been linked with a move away from the...

“The Boy Who Bakes” cooks up a Valentine’s Day treat for Barratt Homes this weekend

Post on 7th February 2012 | Tagged: Barratt Homes, Edd Kimber, Hertfordshire, new homes, Watton-at-Stone

National housebuilder Barratt Homes is hosting a special event at its Gatekeeper Meadow development of new homes in Hertfordshire this Saturday 11th...

New homes plans in Plymouth to get green light

Post on 7th February 2012 | Tagged: Barratt Homes, new homes, Plymouth

Planning consent is expected to be awarded for the construction of over 200...

King's Troop bid farewell to home in St John’s Wood

Post on 7th February 2012 | Tagged: Ananda Krishnan, King's Troop, London, London Square, St John's Wood

The King's Troop left their barracks in St John's Wood for the final time yesterday, after the site was sold to one of the richest businessmen in Asia for £250m with a view to developing a selection of luxury ...

Decorating your new home - Latest trends for the lounge

Eclectic themes from nature for the lounge in your new home have arrived to hopefully inspire! The current theme is for original and rustic designs for furniture and accessories associated with nature...

Taylor Wimpey makes history at Cavalry Park, Kilsyth

Post on 7th February 2012 | Tagged: Kilsyth, new homes, North Lanarkshire, Scotland, Taylor Wimpey

Pupils from three local primary schools in Kilsyth have helped leading housebuilder Taylor Wimpey mark the official start of construction at its...

Mortgage blog: Time is of the essence for first-time buyers

Post on 7th February 2012 | Tagged: Council of Mortgage Lenders, First-time buyers, mortgages

The Government's concession for first-time buyers to avoid paying Stamp Duty when purchasing properties under £250,000 is due to expire at the end of March this year. This incentive could potentially save them a considerable about of money and offer a helping hand when trying to secure...

Don’t miss out on Stamp Duty relief, warns Mactaggart & Mickel

Housebuilder Mactaggart & Mickel Homes is reminding first-time buyers that the Stamp Duty holiday on properties under £250,000 ends on 24th March 2012....