HOUSEBUILDER Bellway said it has already taken a couple of reservations under the Scottish Government's MI New Home scheme and is confident it will match the success of the NewBuy programme south of the Border which has accounted for 10% of its sales in recent weeks.
HOUSEBUILDER Bellway said it has already taken a couple of reservations under the Scottish Government's MI New Home scheme and is confident it will match the success of the NewBuy programme south of the Border which has accounted for 10% of its sales in recent weeks.
HIGH HOPES: Bellway expects more reservations under the MI New Home scheme when sales pick up in spring. Photo: Daniel Lynch/Newscast
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Tim Sharp City Editor
The company, which has developments across the central belt, reported a "steady improvement" in home sales north of the Border.
Bellway's profit gains in recent months have largely come from sites in southern England but it is hoping for greater earnings from Scotland as it starts to bring in sites in towns including Motherwell, Dalkeith and East Kilbride.
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