Redrow (LSE:RDW)
Redrow is a leading housebuilder and commercial development company. It started off in 1974 as a civil engineering company in North Wales before moving into private house builiding in 1980.
About
Last updated 16-04-2021, 04:30:00pm BSTRelated Articles
-
Top British stocks for April
We asked our freelance writers to share their top British stocks for April, including Greggs, Playtech, Redrow and Unilever. Read More »
-
Why I’d buy these 2 property shares to ride the UK housing boom
These property shares will make the most of the UK housing boom fuelled by the current stamp duty extension until June 2021. Read More »
-
3 UK shares to buy today
These could be some of the best UK shares to buy today to capitalise on the economic recovery over the next few years, says... Read More »
-
3 UK shares I’d buy right now in my ISA
There's been a decent bull run for many UK shares since last spring. But I'm keen to buy and hold these three in my... Read More »
-
UK share investing: 2 top stocks I’d buy in my Stocks and Shares ISA
The global economy faces significant uncertainty as the Covid-19 crisis drags on. Still, here are two quality UK shares I think could thrive in... Read More »
-
Top stocks for an ISA! I’d buy these 2 dirt-cheap UK shares to retire early
I would buy these two dirt-cheap UK shares as I think they offer attractive levels of income and should bounce back strongly when the... Read More »
-
Top British stocks for July 2020
We asked our freelance writers to share their top British stocks for July including Prudential, BAE Systems, and Crest Nicholson. Read More »
-
Stock market crash: 2 ‘cheap’ shares I’d buy now
After the stock market crash, these two UK shares could just offer unbelievable value, writes Thomas Carr. Read More »
-
£5k to invest? I think these FTSE 250 dividend stocks could double
This Fool explains why he believes these two FTSE 250 dividend stocks are hugely undervalued at current levels. Read More »
-
Investing £1k today? I’d buy these 2 UK growth stocks for my ISA!
I think these two stocks are undervalued and set for big gains, writes Thomas Carr. Read More »