Shared Ownership success stories.
Hi, my name is Daisy and I live in a one bedroom flat in The Moorings. Because this is a new brand new flat, all the facilities and spec are very high standard. I find it very convenient for me to get to work because I work in Waterloo. It only takes me 30 minutes
My experience with Shared Ownership was very positive, a lot easier than I expected
Charlotte, Legal & General Affordable Homes Shared Ownership at Kilnwood Vale, Horsham, West Sussex
Having moved to London from Essex ten years ago, Lily had experienced her fair share of different living set-ups, from flat shares to staying with friends. Shared Ownership allowed her to take her first step onto the property ladder.
Getting onto the property ladder is becoming increasingly difficult for first-time buyers – particularly in the capital, where prices continue to rise year on year. It comes with little surprise therefore, that the average age of a first-time home-purchaser is thirty years old[1]. Schemes such as Shared Ownership have helped to alleviate some of the
Single mother Ewa (40) and her daughter Carmen (5 ½) have recently moved into a two-bedroom Shared Ownership property at Liberty Wharf by Clarion Housing. Overlooking the Grand Union Canal, the home has provided Ewa and Carmen with a haven alongside the varied amenities of West London. Discussing her purchase, Ewa explains: “After separating from
Accomplishing the ideal work-life balance is something we often spend much of our lives striving to reach, and many homebuyers are now making this a top priority when it comes to choosing where they want to live[1]. First time buyers Serafina Woodward and Stefano Capelli had spent more than 15 years working and commuting in
Government research has indicated that 22,043 of our much-loved NHS staff have Filipino citizenship – the third most common nationality for NHS workers behind UK/British, and Indian[1]. It is little wonder therefore, that Lewisham – home to the esteemed Lewisham hospital – has such a tight-knit, and thriving Filipino community. For NHS nurse, Novalyn Anonuevo
Self-employed Graphic Designer, Roopa Rajapaksha, and her husband Indika Rajapaksha, had been renting in Wandsworth for 13 years and were keen to get on to property ladder in the area. Prioritising location, and an all important second bedroom which could double up as a home studio, Roopa and Indika soon realised Shared Ownership was the