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looking very strong here
The first residents of Crest Nicholson’s brand new Sketchley Gardens community in the traditional market town of Nuneaton, Warwickshire have just moved in. The development has seen two move-ins so far, paving the way for the thriving community the development is set to be. Located less than half a mile from the town centre, Sketchley Gardens is surrounded by countryside and the River Anker. Its prime location means residents benefit from a range of amenities within easy reach and great commuter links, achieving the ideal balance of town and countryside living.
Once complete, the first phase of the development will consist of 70 properties from Crest Nicholson’s range of house types, with ten different house types on offer. Offering a range of three to five bedroom homes for private sale, the development is ideal for a variety of purchasers including second steppers and growing families looking for additional space.
If only the SP was at Oct price :)
Proposed final dividend of 11.5 pence per share. Total dividend for the year of 17.0 pence per share, in line with dividend policy.
that is nearly 10% on oct. share price
Looks cheap, but see no reason to rush in here yet...Going to get sticky next year..
172p was a very good support here
Looks like all them dividends reinvested today causing SP to rise...i took the cash to drown my sorrows.....
this is too cheap ,get in
I have seen quite a few of these recently. Seems like the people with access to all the inside business information are confident.
Crest Nicholson receives Investment Bank Analyst Rating Update
here we go again
220p is a solid base for me
CEO still confident with 85,000 share purchase.
CRST is going the wrong way , doh
yesterday was BKG and today BDEV helping
The SP is based on a fear of a house price crash but it's not going to happen. Demand is too strong. There maybe a small price drop until the energy prices come down and then it's back to business as usual.
House prices are continuing to rise despite the growing cost of living crisis.
The Nationwide said prices climbed 11% in the last 12 months, although the rise over the last month was just 0.1%.
looking better today after the results , nice
here we go, just what said in the morning
today CRST could give back yesterdays gain
So michael gove, aka big dick turpin is robbing shareholders of a further £120m on top of the additional development tax and nobody in the media is reporting this story or the effect it is having on pension investments.
and the reason is,
(Sharecast News) - Shares of London-listed housebuilders rallied on Monday following a report the government is dropping its demand for them to contribute towards a £4bn cladding remediation fund.
The news sent housebuilding shares surging. At 1110 BST, Persimmon was up 4.8% and Barratt Developments was 4.5% higher, while Berkeley and Taylor Wimpey were both 3.8% firmer.
Bellway, Redrow and Crest Nicholson rose 4.5%, 3.9% and 3.3%, respectively.
house builders are doing ok today
i am looking for better day here than yesterday
I cannot believe just how cheap builders are atm - just bought another £3k here.