Property Update: Nearly new incentives

Saturday 19 September 1992 00:02 BST

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BUYERS are spoilt for choice among discounts from housebuilders, but not everyone wants a brand new home. Barratt aims to fill this gap by extending its 8.5 per cent fixed-rate mortgage offer to the thousands of houses taken in part-exchange and renovated each year. Other incentives include furniture worth up to pounds 3,000 and free redundancy protection on many sites. Wimpey is offering to refund a 10th of the purchase price a year after buyers have moved in.

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