Win A House Competitions

Earlier in 2023 a new property prize draw platform launched called Win My Home. To kick start their aims at establishing themselves in a difficult sector they offered entrants the chance to win a £2million

Win a House competitions have evolved considerably since Dunstan Lowe gave away Melling Manor in a pay to enter prize draw. We’ve seen everything from a Tiny House through to family homes and massive mansions

Despite the decline in the number of property prize draws that are now running the sector continues to thrive albeit in a different way. During the Covid Pandemic the trend for win a house competitions

At the height of the win a house competition boom a number of platforms tried to establish themselves as the goto places for individuals to “raffle” their own properties. Instead of building their own websites,

Back in 2018 a win a house competition site called Home Competitions launched. Describing itself as “The UK’s number one property website” it initially provided details of current property prize draws although never on the

Just when we starting to think that perhaps house raffles were dead on their feet, a few shoots of life start to appear. Since 2017 we’ve seen hundreds of homeowners try their luck with giving

There may not be that many win a house competitions around at the moment, but the last week or so has seen a bit of “purple patch” with respect to media coverage. Firstly Omaze have

After the flurry of activity in 2020 and the early part of 2021 which saw over 200 properties put up as prizes, the win a house sector has really slowed down. This year for example

Although there aren’t many new win a house prize draws being launched in recent months there are still a number from 2021 running. A handful of these are or at least were due to close