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Could Shared Ownership be right for you?
We take a closer look at Shared Ownership: how it works and if it could be right for you.
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New homes in Bishops Castle, Shropshire
Our site at Bishops Castle, Shropshire is nearly complete, with Shared Ownership properties still available.
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Ludlow development praised in Architects Journal
The acclaimed sector focused magazine, Architects Journal, famous for presenting the best in British architecture has covered the Connexus Marstons Hub. This month sees the magazine showcase that all important first peak.
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Safe and sound! Withington development wins Secured By Design award.
West Mercia Police have awarded our forthcoming development at Withington their Gold-standard Secured By Design award.
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Connexus join calls for #MoreAffordableHousing in rural communities
Connexus backs the Rural Housing Alliance, National Housing Federation and others in writing to Secretary of State Robert Jenrick MP to highlight the importance of affordable housing to rural communities.
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New homes in Ford, Shropshire
Our site at Ford, Shropshire is nearly complete. Phase 1 (due 24th July 2020) - 8 homes for affordable rent. Phase 2 (due 21st August) - 3 homes for affordable rent and 5 Shared Ownership homes.
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Rural Housing Week: Warmer Homes, energy efficiency and fuel poverty
As part of the National Housing Federation’s celebration of #RuralCommunitiesTogether, we take a closer look at how our Warmer Homes project is helping rural communities look to a more energy-efficient future.
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Marstons Hub shortlisted for RIBA West Midlands Award
The success of supported accommodation at Marstons Hub and all-new Grain Loft extension demonstrates a need for #HomesAtTheHeart of the UK's recovery.
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New homes in Condover, Shropshire
New homes available to buy & rent in Condover. Approximately 5 miles south of Shrewsbury and east of the A49...
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Keep calm and carry on housebuilding - but how?
The UK was in the middle of a well-documented housing crisis before the Coronavirus outbreak, with the National Housing Federation estimating that a staggering 1.4 million people across the UK were living in poor-quality homes, with 400,000 homeless or at severe risk of homelessness. Robert Jenrick MP, Minister for Housing, Communities and Local Government, has stressed that he wants to “get Britain building again!” – but is this really possible, and how?