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New build house prices boomed 17% last year while older homes stayed flat: Our map shows price gap in YOUR area - Vimarsana News

New build house prices boomed 17% last year while older homes stayed flat: Our map shows price gap in YOUR area

The price of new homes is speeding ahead of older ones. We look at what is happening across the UK, and whether housebuilders are driving up prices by slowing down construction.

Own New mortgage scheme offers sub-1% rates for new-build buyers: Is it a good idea? - Vimarsana News

Own New mortgage scheme offers sub-1% rates for new-build buyers: Is it a good idea?

The Rate Reducer scheme, run by the property finance company Own New, will offer buyers rates as low as 0.99% if they buy a home with certain housebuilders and mortgage lenders.

Housebuilders cut back: Number of new homes planned fell 44% last year - Vimarsana News

Housebuilders cut back: Number of new homes planned fell 44% last year

The number of new homes registered by developers fell from 189,009 in 2022 to 105,449 last year - a drop of 83,560, according to the National House Building Council.

Housebuilders cut back: Number of new homes planned fell 44% last year - Vimarsana News

Housebuilders cut back: Number of new homes planned fell 44% last year

The number of new homes registered by developers fell from 189,009 in 2022 to 105,449 last year - a drop of 83,560, according to the National House Building Council.

How would YOU fix the housing market? We ask property expert Peter Bill - Vimarsana News

How would YOU fix the housing market? We ask property expert Peter Bill

In the first of a new series, author Peter Bill argues that Government keeps pretending it has answers to the housing crisis - and then gets into trouble because it can't deliver.