Reading Time: 4minutes For many of us, waking up on New Year’s Day in a new home, with the boxes already unpacked, is the ultimate fresh start. December, however, is hardly the quietest month to move. Viewings, surveys and solicitor ... >>
Reading Time: 4minutes Since the Renters’ Rights Act abolished Section 21 ‘no fault’ evictions earlier this year, tenant referencing has become a much bigger deal for private landlords in the UK. Referencing is a useful tool, and it’s f ... >>
Reading Time: 4minutes For much of this year, speculation about Stamp Duty has hung over the property market like a cloud that wouldn’t quite clear. Would the thresholds change again? Would sellers, rather than buyers, end up footin ... >>
Reading Time: 4minutes Your home probably isn’t just bricks and mortar to you; it’s likely the single biggest thing you own. So, it makes sense to actually understand what’s happening with it: what it’s worth, who ... >>
Reading Time: 4minutes Property decisions are personal. Whether you’re selling the house you raised your children in, letting out a flat you’ve owned for years, or hunting for the right first home, you want an agent who treats ... >>
Reading Time: 4minutes If you’ve had experience of buying and selling houses in the UK, you’ll know that the process can often be fraught with delays and complications. Rightmove data shows that the average time it takes for homebuyers in ... >>
Reading Time: 4minutes Thanks to the Renters’ Rights Act, which came into force on May 1st, the private rented sector has undergone a massive transformation. The Act covers everything from rent prices to repairs, and from pet-keeping to g ... >>
Reading Time: 5minutes Ilford is buzzing this summer. From the newly regenerated town centre to the growing number of young professionals making their way into the area thanks to the Elizabeth line, the property market here has never felt ... >>