New build check
See what earlier plots actually sold for, how much new homes lose when resold, and what to ask the builder for, before you pay a reservation fee.
Land Registry records every completed sale. We find the new homes already sold on the development or nearby, and their floor areas from the energy certificates, so you can compare price per m².
How much more new homes sell for than similar existing homes in the district, and how homes bought new have resold against the local market.
Builders protect headline prices, so we split the ask into a small cut plus stamp duty, flooring or legal fees, valued in pounds.
The builder's HBF star rating, estate management charges, leasehold terms, warranty, completion dates and the questions to ask before you reserve.
By area
New-build prices, the premium over existing homes and resale records by postcode district.
Manchester
551 new-build sales
London
514 new-build sales
Wellingborough
447 new-build sales
Peterborough
419 new-build sales
Market Harborough
367 new-build sales
London
351 new-build sales
Coalville
350 new-build sales
Norwich
315 new-build sales
Often some of it. New homes usually cost more than similar existing homes, and once you move in the home is valued as second-hand. The report shows how homes bought new in the district have resold against the local market.
Yes, though builders prefer to give extras rather than cut the price, because a lower headline price affects the valuations of the plots they haven't sold. The report values each extra so you know what you're getting.
Use the postcode of a street next to the site or the sales office. We look at new-build sales across the postcode sector, so nearby developments still count.
Not yet. It relies on Land Registry data, which covers England and Wales.
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