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Now is the time to buy at Grosvenor Gardens

Across the UK media, it seems that bad news about the housing market prevails so the British people don't get the full picture. Yes, there has been a turbulent few months for the country's economy, however reputable housebuilder- Charles Church, states that now is the best time to buy a new home.

Sterling falls a lifesaver for London property market

Prime central London values down -8.7%, rounding off a year that has seen average prime central London values drop by -18.3% and by a full -20%, but clear indicators are emerging of the forces essential to drive eventual market recovery.

City Quarter triumphs at the What House? Awards

Multi-award winning City Quarter, Berkeley Homes (South East London) Ltd's apartment development on the fringe of London's Square Mile in E1, has now also walked away with two of the most coveted accolades at the What House? Awards 2008.

Enjoy a local lifestyle at West 3 London apartments

Berkeley Homes (Urban Living) Ltd is creating the right balance of local and central amenities at its West 3 London Apartments development on Bromyard Avenue in Acton Vale, London. The development itself enjoys a range of on-site facilities while being located centrally in Acton, so residents can easily explore West London.

Cluttons London housing market predictions

The sales market is approaching the bottom of the cycle and prices will have fallen sharply by early 2009, reports London estate agent Cluttons, who is predicting the beginning of a recovery in transaction activity next year.

Sophisticated opulence - 49 The Bishops Avenue

Situated on one of the London's most desirable roads, 49 The Bishops Avenue has been turning heads since the project was completed. World-renowned architects, Hamilton Associates, have produced a handsome gated development comprising 14 elegant two, three and four bedroom apartments - designed and finished to an exceptionally high standard.

Urban Eco – Stylish and sustainable homes in London

According to figures from the Energy Saving Trust, the houses we live in are responsible for over a third of the country's carbon dioxide emissions - a massive proportion of the UK’s contribution of gases that cause climate change. The average UK home is responsible for around six tonnes of carbon dioxide emissions every year, produced through a variety of avenues such as inefficient heating, lighting, energy consumption by electrical appliances, and inefficient insulation.

City Quarter triumphs at What House? Awards

Multi-award winning City Quarter, Berkeley Homes (South East London) Ltd’s apartment development on the fringe of London’s Square Mile in E1, has now also walked away with two of the most coveted accolades at the What House? Awards 2008.

First images released of Symonds Park, Watford

Barratt North London has released the first images of Symonds Park, a new development of 223 homes in Cow Lane, behind Sainsbury's in the heart of Watford.

Sales negotiator buys at Dalston Square

Sales Negotiator Richard Gordon's first job for Barratt East London was in the marketing suite at Dalston Square in Hackney, one of London's key strategic regeneration schemes. Now he's decided he likes the development so much that he has bought his first home there, and will be moving in during the summer of 2009.

Realistic city workers price their homes to sell

City workers are pricing their homes to sell in areas of London with strong transport links to the City, such as Shad Thames, Wapping, Battersea and Clapham, bringing an increase in sales activity, reports Cluttons.

London homes for ethical consumers

Notting Hill London, the private sales division of the Notting Hill Housing Group is leading the way in providing homes for the growing number of ethical consumers. Through its “profit for purpose” ethos, all profits generated by the company are used by the Group to provide affordable homes and services that improve the lives of Londoners who need a helping hand in life.

Barratt acquires two sites in trendy Bethnal Green

Barratt is continuing the regeneration of London's East End with two new site acquisitions in Bethnal Green (E2). With work already well advanced on the regeneration of nearby Dalston, Barratt will use the new sites in Dunbridge Street and Gossett Street, Bethnal Green, to provide 70 more new homes in stylish contemporary buildings.

City workers pricing their homes to sell

City workers are pricing their homes to sell in areas of London with strong transport links to the City, such as Shad Thames, Wapping, Battersea and Clapham, bringing an increase in sales activity over the last fortnight, reports Cluttons.

Last chance for a flying start up the property ladder

The apartments at Fairview New Homes' Escala2 development have proved so popular with purchasers that there is now only one remaining! Set in a highly desirable location and offered for sale with this house builders' Flying Start scheme, interested buyers should visit the development now to avoid disappointment.