Havant, Fareham and every other district have their own project records and delivery questions.
Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council
Basingstoke and Deane has major plans for its town centre, leisure park and Manydown, alongside regeneration in existing neighbourhoods. This review keeps potential development separate from completed homes or facilities. The borough also includes rural communities that cannot be represented by town-centre schemes alone.
£370,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Basingstoke and Deane local authority area
18 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →East Hampshire District Council
Whitehill & Bordon’s new town centre needs services to catch up with homes. Its proposed Health Hub remains a live funding issue, while smaller energy projects have already improved community buildings. Alton, Petersfield and rural villages have their own needs; Bordon’s schemes are not district-wide outcomes.
£441,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · East Hampshire local authority area
31 wards · 5 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Eastleigh Borough Council
Eastleigh’s council is both a planning authority and a developer. One Horton Heath has homes under construction and a school application, while the town centre has completed homes and business space. These stages need separate tracking so a planned facility is never presented as a service already available.
£310,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Eastleigh local authority area
14 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Fareham Borough Council
Fareham combines an established town centre and arts venue with major growth at Welborne and business proposals at Daedalus. The key test is whether homes, schools, transport and jobs arrive together. County-led roads and schools are shown separately from the borough council’s planning and regeneration role.
£334,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Fareham local authority area
16 wards · 5 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Gosport Borough Council
Gosport is working on its waterfront, a new People’s Park, bus safety and a community-led programme in Rowner. These address different local needs and have different funding limits. Gosport’s council is separate from Portsmouth across the harbour; the county leads highways and the bus safety partnership.
£241,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Gosport local authority area
14 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Hart District Council
Hart’s local picture includes Fleet and Hartland Village, community sites in Yateley, Church Crookham and Odiham, and valued countryside. New school provision is county-led; Hart District Council’s own work includes nature, housing and community investment. Grants and plans are distinguished from completed benefits.
£481,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Hart local authority area
11 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Havant Borough Council
Havant needs several local stories: access and shops in Havant town centre, a redesigned Waterlooville precinct, community facilities in Leigh Park, nature on Hayling Island and pavilion improvements in Emsworth. These schemes are at different stages. The borough council leads regeneration; Hampshire County Council leads highways and school provision.
£316,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Havant local authority area
12 wards · 7 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →New Forest District Council
The New Forest district includes busy towns, coastal communities and rural settlements as well as National Park land. Totton’s regeneration programme remains active; other selected projects have older design evidence and are labelled accordingly. District, county, town and National Park roles must be checked for each place.
£385,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · New Forest local authority area
26 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Rushmoor Borough Council
Aldershot and Farnborough are at different stages of change. Union Yard is complete, Farnborough’s new pools are being built, and other major sites still need delivery decisions. This review keeps completed space, construction, planning consent and future ambitions visibly separate.
£327,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Rushmoor local authority area
13 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Test Valley Borough Council
Test Valley has just approved further investment in Andover’s theatre, Romsey’s community hub and other local projects. The riverside park has a separate highway approval. These are meaningful delivery steps, but they do not mean the new facilities are already open. Rural projects are tracked separately from the town-centre programme.
£368,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Test Valley local authority area
20 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
Explore the neighbourhoods →Winchester City Council
Winchester district includes the city, market towns and rural communities. City-centre regeneration and River Park are place-specific; the solar-and-battery programme covers council homes across the wider district, including Alresford. Shared source records keep the district view aligned with Winchester Counts.
£463,000 · Average home priceJuly 2026 · Winchester local authority area
16 wards · 4 reviewed plans and projects
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