Latest Advice from the New Homes Experts

6 April 2022
West Midlands Developer’s Top Tips On Managing Moving Stress
Housing Provider Bromford offers some home-moving advice in honour of Stress Awareness Month...Read more
18 February 2022
Financial Advice Ahead Of First Home Purchase
Some steps to follow that can help you get your finances in order so you can secure your dream property in 2022...Read more
24 December 2021
Have A ‘Plan B’ In Place For Moving Home
Dave Sayce, founder and director at Compare My Move gives his advice on moving home safely under new Covid guidance...Read more
16 December 2021
Estate Agent Expert’s Predictions For London Market
Predictions for the London residential and sales market in 2022 have been made by James Hyman of Cluttons...Read more
14 July 2021
Interiors Expert View On The Future Housing Market
The property market will see a turnaround with growing demand for urban homes, says home staging expert Elaine Penhaul...Read more
25 June 2021
Buying A Home In Challenging Times: How To Make The Process Smoother
The knock-on effect of Covid-19 is that it can take a bit extra work to buy a property compared with pre-pandemic times...Read more
14 June 2021
The Best Eco-Conscious Investments For Your Property
What are some of the best green features to consider as ways to make your home more energy efficient?Read more
1 June 2021
Housebuilder’s Post-Lockdown First-Time Buyers’ Guide
Andrea Fawell of housebuilder Kebbell, tells us her top post-lockdown tips for first-time buyers to ensure a smooth process...Read more
27 May 2021
Important Considerations Before Taking Out A Home Insurance Policy
Home insurance is a necessity but it’s important not to go for the first policy you see – there are a number of points to consider...Read more
26 May 2021
Do You Really Need An Inheritance To Buy Your First Home?
Would-be first-time buyers don't have to rely on inheriting a large sum in order to step on the first rung of the property ladder...Read more

A Guide To Part Buy Part Rent

With Home Reach you buy a share of your chosen newly built home and pay a monthly rent on the part you don’t buy. Your budget will decide the size of the share you buy, rather than the size of your home. So, you might decide to buy a bigger share of a lower priced home or a smaller share of a more expensive home.

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