Announcing our "New Homes" marketing branded logo

With the growth of New Homes in Attleborough, East Harling and the Surrounding Villages, Millbanks have decided to create a marketing brand to promote New Build Properties.

The increase of New Homes being built in our area in recent years has been unprecedented compared to say 10 years ago, so much so that we've launched our new marketing brand "Millbanks New Homes" to promote our clients new build properties in the area.

We have seen a number of developers and builders approach us this year and instruct us to act for them, impressed by our professional service offering which includes bespoke property videos, advice on staging, marketing on all the social media platforms including the 2 major property portals Rightmove and Zoopla, as well as further afield, through our association with Guild of Property Professionals which includes central London and a membership of over 800 associated offices throughout the UK.

The distinctive new logo will be seen on all new build properties which we are currently marketing, displaying our newly designed eye catching "for sale" boards, carrying the new distinctive "Millbanks New Homes" logo.

For many one of the main benefits of buying a new-build property is that, initially at least, it's less likely to require the same level of maintenance that you'd face with an older property. Your energy bills may well be cheaper, too, given that they are usually better insulated than older homes.

If you're buying off-plan (i.e. before it's actually been built), you may also be able to choose certain aspects of the design and fittings.

The other advantage, if you're in need of financial help, is that the Help to Buy equity loans scheme - where the government lends you a percentage of the property price - is only available on new-build properties on developments where the developers have elected to join the scheme

If you're interested in purchasing a New Build Home then please get in touch with us using this link https://millbanks.lifesycle.co.uk/form/eUILpiasfY or if you are developer/builder and would like to inquire how Millbanks New Homes can help you, then please call us on 01953 453838 or email propertysearch@millbanks.com

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