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When to Buy or Rent Given the Current Real Estate Market in Malaysia

Your decision to buy or rent a property will depend on your needs, particularly on your future plans. However, if you are going to invest in the real estate market, it is important that you adopt strategic planning. Note that the real estate market is influenced by pressures of inflation and rising home prices. So, while the demand for residential property is high, it poses affordability concerns also...

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Dandara Makes a Buzz With Donation to Notley Green Primary School for World Bee Day

To celebrate World Bee Day and help provide suitable nesting sites for bees, local housebuilder Dandara has donated ‘bee hotels’ to Notley Green Primary School nearby its Towerlands Park development.

With over 20,000 species of bee known worldwide*, World Bee Day serves to raise awareness of the importance of pollinators, the threats they face and their contribution to sustainable...

“I knew The Quarry was where I wanted to live – I purchased my home without even viewing it in person!”

Heny, an Accountant, had been renting in Ladbroke Grove for several years when he decided it was time to think about purchasing his own home. Having become fed up with paying through the roof rents in the capital, buying a property had been on his mind for a few years.

Heny knew that saving to buy a home took time, and so gradually started to get his finances on track. He explains “...

What the National Average Property Price Can Buy Across the UK, Uncovered

As the housing market continues to evolve, homebuyers are increasingly curious about the purchasing power of the national average property price.

The mortgage experts at Mojo Mortgages have delved deep into the data to uncover the surprising disparities in what the average national property price (£261,142) can secure across the UK's top 45 most populous towns and cities.

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Allison Homes announces its Bradworthy showhome is now open for property seekers

With the first residents now moved into their Bradworthy development, Allison Homes is continuing to invite Devon property seekers to visit the Primrose Meadows showhome. The showhome officially launched in February and is open Thursday – Monday 10am – 5pm for homeseekers to visit, and will give people the chance to see what a new home at Primrose Meadows includes.

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Somerton development is near completion with two homes remaining

Regional housebuilder Allison Homes South West is selling the final homes at its Buttercross Meadow development in Somerton, which has quickly established a thriving community.

Michele Jones, Head of Sales at Allison Homes South West commented on the development: “Our Buttercross Meadow development has proved extremely popular, and with only two homes remaining, we are urging...

The Best Places to Live in London 2024

The Best Places to Live in London

London is one of the most iconic cities in the world and has recently been voted the best city in Europe for the second year in a row. It’s no wonder then that it continues to be one of the most popular destinations in the UK to live. However, some areas of London are more popular than others among 2023 movers. Compare My Move has put together a...

Ready, Set, Grow: Dandara donates gardening tools to Wymeswold Girl Guides

In celebration of National Gardening Week, independent housebuilder Dandara has donated two sets of gardening equipment to Wymeswold Girl Guides, a short distance from it’s the Meadows development, as part of its campaign to celebrate gardening.

This year’s gardening week theme, ‘Knowledge is Flower’, aims to raise awareness of the difference that gardening can make in the lives of...

Kebbell New Homes Alderbrook development in Petersfield

Space is Everything for Petersfield New Home Buyers

Alderbrook is set in Petersfield in the South Downs National Park and will comprise 82 contemporary and energy-efficient two, three and four-bedroom houses, including social housing for rent and shared ownership. The homes have underfloor heating and are fitted with photovoltaic roof panels which aim to generate at least 10%...

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The land industry must separate itself from politics by Ian Barnett, National Land Director, Leaders Romans Group

The process from a Local Plan allocation to a digger on site typically stretches beyond the length four-year political term, and yet it is all too easily derailed, or substantially delayed, by short-term political thinking and parochial bias.

This is demonstrated time and time again, up and down the country. It’s not long ago that Boris Johnson made a speech to the Conservative Party...

Density and ‘beauty’ - they co-exist in policy, but can they co-exist in reality? By Grant Leggett, Executive Director Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group)

‘Beauty’ is a central theme of the revised NPPF, published in December 2022, but so too is density – or more specifically, ‘gentle density’. The notes which accompany the new NPPF state that the Government will deliver ‘enough of the right homes in the right places with the right infrastructure, ensuring the environment is protected and giving local people a greater say on where and where not...

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