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Post-Olympic regeneration: Bethnal Green, Bow and Stepney

East London is still enjoying the benefits of post-Olympics with a regeneration boom that involves new affordable developments in areas such as Bethnal Green, Bow and Stepney.

Oval's new affordable homes

South-of-the-river areas such as Oval, Kennington and Stockwell are swinging steadily into fashion as more people discover their good value affordable homes and fast transport connections to the City and the West End.

New homes on a budget: Hoxton and Battersea

Two new shared-ownership schemes in Hoxton and Battersea will give first-time buyers the chance to make a home in seriously fashionable postcodes.

Affordable homes in former barracks: Canterbury, Uxbridge and Chattenden

Though attracting some contraversy, the Government's barracks closure programme is bringing more affordable houses on to the property market in areas such as Canterbury, Uxbridge and Chattenden.

New afforable homes in Chislehurst

A rare opportunity has come up to buy affordable homes in the Kent village, Chislehurst. The pretty suburb is only 30 minutes by train from London and has a popular high street and acres of woodland.

Schemes to help families buy their first home

The average first-time buyers is near to 40 than 30 years old. New shared-ownership schemes helping families on to the property ladder offer larger houses in locations such as Bracknell, Haggerston and Wood Green.

Shared ownership: in London's hotspots

New shared-ownership flats are turning up in posh postcodes, as well as in suburban high streets, from Chelsea and Battersea to King's Cross, Angel, Canary Wharf and Bermondsey Spa.

Shared ownership: help to get you started

The average deposit required to buy a home in London can typically be £66,726 - so Plan B for many first-time buyers could be shared-ownership, where required deposits fall to less than £10,000.

Top 10 facts: shared ownership

Shared-ownership schemes are an affordable way for first-time buyers to get on the property ladder, thanks to lower deposits and discounted rents. Here we explain how it all works, who is eligible to buy and what happens when you want to sell.

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    Wise homebuyers can get ahead of the curve by buying in London's potential growth areas, thanks to new transport links, regeneration projects and the arrival of iconic new buildings such as the Shard.

  • New homes awards 2013

    Judged by a panel of Evening Standard readers and presented by comedian Vic Reeves, this year’s new homes awards winners have everything that buyers want — inventive design, wow-factor interiors, eco-friendly features, glamour — and great value.

  • New homes in London's Zone 1 on a Zone 2 budget

    Our exclusive research shows a "price wall" formed by the Northern line, with property values to the east less than half those in the west. We reveal the emerging lower-value districts in Zone 1 for buyers on a Zone 2 budget.

  • New Homes Awards 2013: the winners

    This year's London Evening Standard New Homes Awards, hosted by comedian Vic Reeves and England rugby captain Chris Robshaw, praised thoughtful design and spacious interiors at a range of new homes developments.

  • First Olympic village homes up for rent

    Relaunched as East Village this week, the Stratford athletes' quarters is set to become home to thousands of London's renters in streets named with the Olympics in mind — from Prize Walk and Cheering Lane to Medals Way and Celebration Avenue.


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