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London's future new homes hotspots from Hounslow to Barking

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Ten things you should know before buying a new-build home in London
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'I'm helping first-time buyers because the Government isn't'

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The Bishops Avenue: Is London's Billionaires' Row back in business?

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Planners to give ‘default yes’ to housing projects near train stations

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'Chronic shortage' of homes fit for last-time buyers, warns charity
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Planning to buy a new-build home? Here's everything you need to know
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Locations for 12,000 new homes revealed — with four in or near London
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'It is like living in an oven': Londoners in scorching tower blocks

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'We moved to Essex to save on rent then realised we could buy instead'

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New homes discounts and incentives: the best and worst in London

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London leaver: 'London was like Manchester on steroids'
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£100m-worth of flats sold in two months at riverside skyscraper

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London's best-connected new homes: Zone 2 flats near transport links
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House in redeveloped Kentish Town petrol station on sale for £1.5m
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London's housing crisis is harming generations — how could we fix it?

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‘Sunshine Bill’ plan for solar panels on new homes rejected by Government

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First look: Chelsea's power station's new public 'mews' unveiled

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Lower housebuyers’ bills with solar panels on newbuild roofs, ministers urged

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London gets set for launch of first residential rooftop running track

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Number of new homes completed across London halved

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Comment: 'Not everyone opposing new housing is a Nimby'

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The death of Peckham? Residents battling big money for the area's soul

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London first-time buyers: where to find cheaper, bigger new homes

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'I bought at 25 thanks to a side hustle as a maths tutor'

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Affordable housing scheme getting average London earners on the ladder

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The 15 regeneration zones set to bring 265,000 new homes to London

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First look: central London's biggest housing development of the year

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'Building period-style housing is a depressing backwards step'

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