New homes and apartments offer many benefits for investors and owner-occupiers alike. Not only do you benefit from a chain-free purchase but new build properties are often more energy efficient, built to modern standards and require a low level of maintenance once you move in.
Our team across the UK consists of over 230 people, who work across 24 teams, all dedicated to helping you find your new home. Each expert guides you through the entire sales process, ensuring maximum speed and efficiency, with minimum fuss. Our experts are here to help you through the process, whether you’re a first time buyer, investor, or home mover.
Whether you are considering a family home, a buy-to-let investment, accommodation for your children, or a pied-à-terre in a branded residence, we have a variety of new homes within developments that may suit your lifestyle. We can offer properties that are completed and ready to move into, or off plan and allow you the flexibility to move when you are ready.
Guiding buyers towards the right new-build purchase, every step of the way
Our knowledge, research and contacts allow us to present best-in-class developments across the UK, and thanks to our strong relationships with developers and status as market leaders in the field, we can help our buyers get ahead of the game.
Our sales team is highly efficient, knowledgeable and friendly, will be able to enhance your experience and help you find the perfect new home.
BUYING A NEW PROPERTY DOES NOT NEED TO BE DAUNTING WITH OUR STEP BY STEP GUIDE
Why Buy a new home
New homes provide maximum comfort and security with minimum upkeep, since all developments have to comply with stringent building standards and offered with the benefit of structural defects insurance (sometimes referred to as a warranty).
From homes on exclusive developments to substantial bespoke mansions, new houses offer as standard the space and contemporary specification that can be hard to create in a period property.
THE BUYING PROCESS
The buying process for new homes is broadly the same as for any other property, but the transaction is more structured and commercial. The main differences are that an immediate deposit is required to reserve the property (unlike with older properties, on which a deposit is paid when contracts are exchanged); and the timescale of the transaction is prescribed, with little flexibility.