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Plumlife Management is delighted to announce a new Operational Management Contract at the New Islington Estate that is set to run until 2030. 

Awadesh was initially able to buy a 70% share in his new home through Shared Ownership. Two years later when his circumstances changed following a salary increase, he was able to buy the remaining 30% share, meaning he now owns his home outright.  

Whether you’re looking for your first home or your forever home, new builds offer something for every homebuyer. Navigating the vast property field can be challenging, with numerous options available. Let us narrow it down for you! So, why buy a new build home? New builds offer something no other home type does – the […]

So, you’re buying your first home! Whether you’re buying with a partner, or a friend, or buying solo, this process can be daunting. We’ve put together this blog to make the whole process a little easier by highlighting common mistakes for you to avoid. What are the common first-time buyer mistakes that you should avoid? […]

Whether you are a first-time buyer or have prior experience in climbing the property ladder, saving for a house deposit is the first step to getting in the door of your new home. In this blog, you can find useful resources to ensure your savings are as efficient as possible, whilst also learning some top […]

Getting a foot on the property ladder can feel increasingly out of reach for many first-time buyers. With house prices continuing to rise in recent years, high deposits, and tough mortgage criteria, shared ownership provides a potential alternative. But is it a sensible idea for a first-time buyer? Shared ownership offers a middle ground between […]

The Shared Ownership scheme is a government-backed initiative designed primarily to help first-time buyers enter the property market. Shared Ownership homes allow buyers to only pay for a deposit on an initial share of a property as opposed to buying a home outright, which requires a far greater upfront cost. So, what are the Shared […]

When you buy a shared ownership property, you’re taking on the responsibilities of both a homeowner and a tenant – which means there are several regular costs to budget for. But which bills exactly are you responsible for? In this blog, we outline who pays for stamp duty, ground rent, solicitor fees, and more. So, […]

Rising property prices might be good news for sellers, but they certainly make life a lot harder for those looking to get on the ladder. In fact, according to some lenders, the situation is as hard as it has been for over 70 years. What’s more, it doesn’t look set to improve anytime soon. As […]