A new deal has been struck between developers and the government to make sure that one million new homes are built by 2020, that means they are looking to add 250,000 new homes each year. Can it be done? Is it enough?
If, like me, you enjoy a bit of DIY this weekend, then it’s worth bearing a few things in mind! You may prefer to go down the DFY (done for you) route; if so, I have some tips on that for you, too…
With the Easter break on the way, if you are like me, you’ll have been saving up some jobs to do on your home. Or maybe, after the budget and burst of amazing first-time buyer initiatives, decide that weekend is a great time to start planning or even property hunting.
With more and more new build developments cropping up all over the UK the option of buying a new build home is becoming increasingly popular. So how does buying a new build home compare with a traditional home purchase?
What investors need to think about now is putting their skill set to good use to help build more properties and bring uninhabitable ones back to life, in this article I look at why this is the case.
