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You always remember your first; a saying that’s particularly relevant when you’re a first time home buyer. And when that house or apartment is a new build, it’s especially exciting because, from living in a brand-new property to joining a budding community, there are so many ‘firsts’ to enjoy. But before getting to that point,…

Maybe your idea of fun is adrenaline-fuelled outdoor sports, like mountain biking and kayaking. Perhaps you’re more of the hiking type who loves nothing more than a nature walk. Or do you just like being outside and breathing in the fresh air, admiring the picture-perfect landscapes or spotting local wildlife? Either way, living in an…

Learn about the Labour Party’s initiatives to aid first time buyers in achieving homeownership and understand the potential effects of their housing manifesto On Wednesday 7th August 2024, Share to Buy’s Chief Operations Officer, Nick Lieb, was joined by Daniela Adoasi, property expert and Founder of Home at Last, Anthony Hall, New Business Director from…

Get free tickets to the capital’s biggest first time buyer event on September 28th Share to Buy’s free London Home Show event will return to the QEII Centre for its 11th year on Saturday 28th September 2024, 10am to 5pm. Check out our video from the spring 2024 event and hear from some of our exhibitors including…

Whether pursuing further education as a postgraduate or making steps on your chosen career path, putting down permanent roots in your university city makes a lot of sense. After all, if you’ve made a life for yourself there, it’s only natural that you’d want to maintain what you’ve created in a flat or house you…

It’s often said that the people make the place. Perhaps that’s why many new-build developments across the UK emphasise community. Estates are designed to bring the residents together and foster a friendly atmosphere. After all, moving into a new development means you and your neighbours are all in the same boat. Rather than joining an…

Two and three bedroom homes available through Shared Ownership If you’re house hunting on the south coast, book your viewing today of Abri Homes’ two bedroom show apartment at Lindsay Oaks, Poole. Nestled between the bustling towns of Poole and Bournemouth, Lindsay Oaks offers excellent access for commuters, while providing a prime location for days…

Find how the Labour Party plans to help first time buyers get on the property ladder and how their housing manifesto could impact you Are you looking to buy your first property but feel unsure how this process will look under the new government? Join us at 12.30pm on Wednesday 7th August for a free…

Benefits of community engagement Community engagement in new-build developments is when a property developer includes the local community and potential future residents in the planning process of a new project. It ensures that the values, needs, and aspirations of the future homeowners and current community are respected and considered. This approach holds inclusivity at its…

One bedroom apartments available through Shared Ownership Buying a home in London doesn’t have to be out of reach, nor does it have to mean compromising on quality, size or convenience. For aspiring buyers in the capital, choosing the right location can make or break a property search. Being vibrantly reimagined as one of the…

A look into integrating smart technology in new-builds for Gen Z buyers. Explore how new-build developments are incorporating smart home technology to appeal to Gen Z buyers, from voice-activated assistants to energy-saving devices, and tips on leveraging these features effectively. Tech savvy homes for the next generation We love new-builds, and they’re only getting better.…

In the 19th and early 20th centuries, Britain’s coastal towns were thriving. Their popularity with the country’s holiday makers, combined with booming ports and fishing industries, gave them a prominent place on the UK’s economic stage. But in the 1970s, the tides changed. The development of affordable means of international travel caused domestic tourism to…

Why have new builds got such a bad rap? We think it’s undeserved, and if you keep reading, you will too. The key issue is that new builds aren’t always understood and therefore judgement is cast on them for being of poor quality, too uniformed or lacking space. The myth of poor quality Is older…

Enter this prize draw to win a £50 Amazon voucher The Shared Ownership Council (SOC) has been working over the last year to improve the consumer experience of Shared Ownership. They have launched a draft Code of Good Practice, aiming to increase transparency and drive good practice across the industry. Organisations across the housing industry,…

Get on the property ladder with Shared Ownership As the rental market in London sees rising monthly costs and increased instability with many private landlords electing to sell their homes, we’re taking a look at how Shared Ownership can offer a different way into owning a home. No deposit drama With prohibitive deposit requirements, buying…

Share to Buy’s leading first time buyer event hit the road to help hopeful homebuyers On Saturday 29th June 2024, Share to Buy welcomed 450 attendees to the first-ever Bristol Home Show at the Mercure Bristol Grand Hotel. The sister event of the popular bi-annual London Home Show, which is celebrating its 11th year in…

What can homeowners and renters expect from the new Labour government? The results are in! Following the UK’s general election on July 4th 2024, Sir Keir Starmer has taken office as the UK’s new prime minister after Labour’s landslide win. Going from opposition to power, Labour won 412 seats, bringing an end to 14 years…

Shared Ownership and private sale homes at McArthur’s Yard “Guinness Homes are very excited to be a sponsor of Share to Buy’s first ever Bristol Home Show on the 29th June. We are delighted to showcase our Bristol development, McArthur’s Yard – which scooped the ‘Best New Development in the South’ award at the First…

Major political parties promise reform to housing, rent and property policies As the general election draws closer, the key focuses on many people’s minds centre around what a change in government will mean for the property market. Budding buyers are eager to know if there’s more hope on the horizon for their homeownership dreams, while…