Latest News
- Details
Whether you’re an experienced landlord looking for new investment opportunities or looking to take your first steps to becoming a landlord, the market is looking promising as we settle into 2024.
- Details
Now could be the perfect time to get your property on the market as 2024 kicked off with more positive news. At the end of 2023 Zoopla* reported a 17% increase in new sales agreed as buyers sought to finalise their offers.
- Details
- Details
The property market can be a fast-paced and confusing world, so having a good agent on your side can help you navigate its complexities. Finding the right agent is crucial to the outcome of your sale, so to ensure that you make an informed decision, it’s worth asking questions. Here are 10 questions you could ask your estate agent and consider before committing to working with them.
- Details
The journey to owning your ideal home is often not a short one, and if you’re contemplating taking the plunge into homeownership, you may consider renting first to test the waters. Renting provides the unique opportunity to ‘try before you buy’ the responsibility that comes with owning a home whilst offering a range of benefits that might just make it the perfect first move.
Here are some of the advantages to renting before you buy:
- Details
Fears of house prices plummeting were widely reported last year, with the rise in mortgage rates only adding to the levels of uncertainty. Yet according to recent Zoopla research more than half of UK homeowners saw their home values stay the same or increase over the course of 2023.
- Details
The property market is looking positive this February, as the recent decrease in mortgage rates seems to have boosted optimism among buyers.
- Details
Recent Rightmove data suggests that although the spring months are typically busy for the property market, it’s February which fares best in terms of finding a buyer and selling most quickly.
- Details
There’s no denying its been an interesting start to the year.
The first weeks of January saw lenders easing mortgage rates in response to positive data about the UK economy, an increase in house sales and continued speculation that interest rates have peaked*.
