40 new homes hit the market in Nottinghamshire

Citra Living, a division of Lloyds Banking Group, has released 40 new homes to the Nottingham housing market.

The new homes are spread across two of Keepmoat’s latest developments in Gedling, representing the second phase of Citra’s investment in the area.

Twenty-four of the homes are located at Chase Farm, which is part of Keepmoat’s 1,000-home Park View development, just 15 minutes from Nottingham city centre.

The remaining 16 homes are located at Gedling Green, Keepmoat’s development on Lambley Lane, situated on the edge of Gedling Country Park.

Andy Hutchinson, chief executive officer of Citra Living, said: “We want to help as many people as possible live in the kind of home they want, in the places they want to live. For those that want to buy a home, getting a deposit together is often the greatest barrier, shared ownership is a way to help get over that.

“UK homes are a major contributor to the country’s CO2 emissions and energy costs a significant part of household costs. By supporting the work of Keepmoat and the University of Birmingham, and the insights that brings, we can play a part in helping the country hit its Net Zero goals and helping more people live in warmer, drier, and cheaper to run homes.”

Robin McGinn, land & partnerships director at Keepmoat, East Midlands, said: “We’re very proud of the fantastic quality homes being delivered at Chase Farm, part of our Park View development.

“It’s been great to work alongside Citra to provide homes for rent, meeting the demand of the local housing market and prioritising helping young people with taking the first step onto the property ladder. We’re thrilled to be a housebuilder of choice and hope to continue our work with Citra on future developments, in order to provide multiple renting options for the people of Nottinghamshire.”