New home developments
With support from our Development team, who are involved in £775m of land, we source opportunities and provide appraisals. Our local market knowledge of buyer profiles, market values and competition in the area allows us to produce comprehensive data and research papers to support our developers, giving informed consultation on optimal specifications for the market.
Alongside our Planning and Urban Design teams, we assist with applications and permissions, so you can get started on the exciting bit – the build. While our project managers have been proficiently delivering the 150ha, 3,000-home North West Cambridge development, our agents have been busy marketing the homes in its new Eddington neighbourhood.
From launch strategy to web listings, we hand-hold through every detail.
We’re always straight-talking; we’ll say what you need to hear to uplift sales values. That’s why we’re working with most of the largest ranking housebuilders in the UK.
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David Bentley
Partner, Head of Residential
