‘Normal’ for investors to buy new homes
Social media posts suggest the "investment opportunity" can provide yields of up to 5.9%.
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Woodley property comes under the hammer
The building includes a ground floor retail unit and two maisonettes.
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Local Plan examination to start next month
These will start on Tuesday, November 18.
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House prices and rents continue to rise
The average house price in Wokingham stood at £499,000 in July 2025.
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There’s an unusual opportunity for affordable almshouse accommodation in Wokingham
Westende Almshouses has a vacancy for a new tenant
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Minister rejects 150 homes plan
It was initially refused by Wokingham borough council's planning department in July last year.
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Woodley Tesco Express plans refused
Plans have been refused for plant equipment and associated fencing work.
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Garage plans approved
A vacant unit in Wokingham will be transformed into a MOT and vehicle repairs garage.
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Consultation event for Loddon Garden Village
Attendees can find out more at Maiden Place Community Centre in Earley today.
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Decision made on whether approval for 343 homes in south Wokingham has been given go-ahead
Full planning permission has been secured for a mix of private and affordable homes.
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