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Should you part exchange your home when buying a new build?
If you’re a homeowner and you’re planning on buying a new build, you might be wondering
whether you should part exchange your home instead of selling it yourself.
To help you make your decision, we explain what’s involved with part exchange, from the
advantages to what to watch out for.
We’ve got it all covered here…

Barratt Redrow has announced it will make inclusive play space a priority across its new home
developments. And not just that, but they will work with children and young people to design
the play spaces that local communities want, where possible. Find out more about their
inclusive play commitment and at the end of the article, take a look at some of the current
Barratt Homes developments where you’ll find play areas.

We’ve waited with bated breath through the last couple of budgets, for news of a scheme to
help first-time buyers onto the property ladder. But sadly, there’s been nothing as yet. The
popular Help to Buy scheme ended in March 2023. And since then, there’s been nothing to
replace it. This doesn’t only affect first-time buyers, but it has an impact on the overall housing
market. Hence leading industry figures are now putting out a call for help for first-time buyers.
We find out more…

Will you get an EV Charger when you buy a New Build Home?
Mainly, the good news is yes! As part of building regulations, any new homes and buildings
with parking are now required to have EV (Electrical Vehicle) charging points. This
requirement was introduced in June 2022. There are, however, some catches to look out for.

In our last article, we shared more about the increase in the average price of new build homes
in Scotland. As well as doing this, we explored some of the new home developments across
Scotland. You can read our article on ‘What’s happening with new build house prices in
Scotland’ here. [insert link to the article].
With the focus on Scotland, we thought we’d share some more information about an exciting
award-winning housebuilder: Cruden Homes. Take a look at who they are, what they do and
see what some of their new home developments look like across Scotland.

With golf season in full swing (see what we did there!?), we look at where you can find new
homes to buy near golf courses. Yes, this is perfect for golfing fans who might also be
considering buying a new-build home. Whether you’re buying your first home, downsizing, or
looking for a larger family home that brings all the benefits new builds offer, you should take a
look at some of these new developments where a golf course is only a short drive away.

Let’s take a look at Northampton – a property hotspot undergoing significant regeneration
where lots of new homes are being built.
When it comes to fast-growing regions of the country, you’ll find Northampton is up there
towards the top of the list. It’s undergoing a huge amount of regeneration at present with many
projects transforming the region. And that includes the building of new homes on large new
developments.
We look at how and why Northampton is becoming a very desirable place to buy a home, lay
down roots, and live. And we share some of the new developments where new homes are
being built.

When it comes to buying a new-build home, Scotland offers some of the best prices.
Especially compared to the rest of England. But a local Scottish agent recently confirmed that
the average new build house prices in Scotland have now surpassed the average price of
existing homes.
We take a look at what’s happening with new build house prices in Scotland and share some
of the new build homes available across the region.

Yes, new homes are needed but we must also consider nature. And that’s why a large number
of housebuilders across the country have signed up to the Homes for Nature Initiative. Find
out more about the initiative and why it’s so important.

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