Shared Ownership New Build Homes in London
✅ 314 shared ownership new build homes in London from £250,000.✅ Buy a 10% to 75% share with lower deposit across 314 developments. Start your journey.
Nordic Square
by Square Roots Canada WaterNew five storey building with 26 high specification homes, dual aspect layouts, large windows, balconies, cycle storage and service charges including heating and hot water
Rathbone Terrace
by Broadway Living South Ruislip Low-density 4-bedroom mews townhouses with space, privacy and practical layouts, close to local amenities and transport links, ideal for families and investors now!!
Bookbinder Point
by Vision Develop South ActonModern 16 storey building with concierge, roof garden, workspaces, bike storage and high construction standards, offering long term comfort and investment appeal
Varcoe Corner
by Southern Housing Group South Bermondsey New 74-unit development with 1 and 2 room layouts, communal roof garden with skyline views, secure cycle storage, car club access and adaptable accessible units now.
Camberwell Green Magistrates Court
by Criterion Capital OvalLandmark refurbishment with 134 homes, 150 room hotel, gardens, green public plaza, flexible community, co working and cultural spaces, leisure and transport nearby
The Brentford Project
by Ballymore Brentford Riverside scheme with new high street, historic church, leisure, retail and landscaped paths, plus concierge, gym, spa, pool and gardens for long term growth potential
Helix
by Hyde New Homes Harlesden Modern development with landscaped gardens, cycle storage, energy efficient design, secure video entry, close to parks, schools, cafes, shops and transport links
Roxwell Road
by Brent London Borough Council UpneyStylish new 1 to 4 bedroom energy efficient homes with landscaped communal gardens, wheelchair friendly access and a reduced price for long term value
Lumen
by Not yet determined Hackney Wick New warehouse style homes with 1, 2 and 3 rooms, boutique design, quality finishes, large windows, nearby parks, cafes, schools, gyms and strong transport links
22-42 High Road
by Lazari Turnpike LaneContemporary mixed use building with 3 to 8 storeys, landscaped courtyards, green areas, hotel with 136 rooms, shops, cafés, co working spaces and secure bike storage
134 Kenton Road
by Whitbread KentonEnergy efficient mixed use building with landscaped terraces, communal roof areas, green spaces, cycle routes and local shops, schools, parks and hospitals nearby
Mundell House
by Hyde New Homes Kidbrooke Modern homes with 1, 2 and 3 rooms, long 999 year lease, landscaped open spaces, accessible design, integrated transport links and strong future area potential
Shared Ownership New Build Homes in London
Shared Ownership is a government-backed scheme designed to help people get onto the London property ladder with a significantly smaller deposit. You purchase a share of a new build home (typically between 10% and 75% of its value) and pay a subsidized rent on the remaining portion to a housing association. This approach lowers the initial financial barrier, making homeownership accessible in areas where buying outright might be out of reach.
There are currently 314 shared ownership developments across London. The scheme is primarily open to first-time buyers and those who do not currently own a home, provided their household income is below £90,000. Over time, you have the option to increase your ownership stake through a process known as staircasing, eventually leading to full 100% ownership of your home.
FAQ: Shared Ownership New Build Homes in London
You buy a percentage of the home and pay rent on the rest. Because you are only financing a portion of the property, your mortgage and deposit are much smaller than if you were buying 100%. You still have all the rights and responsibilities of a homeowner, including the ability to decorate and live in the property as your own.
Eligibility is based on household income, which must be £90,000 or less per year in London. You must also be a first-time buyer, or someone who previously owned a home but cannot afford to buy one now. The property you are buying must be your only residence, and you must be able to demonstrate you can afford the monthly costs.
Staircasing is the process of buying additional shares in your property after you have moved in. As your financial situation improves, you can increase your stake (e.g., from 25% to 50%). The cost of the new shares is based on the market value of the property at the time you decide to staircase. Once you reach 100% ownership, you stop paying rent entirely.