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Rental demand still outstrips supply in the UK, and your property is unique, which is why it’s important to understand its true rental value.
Average rents for new lets increased by 12.2% in the year to September 2023, and are expected to increase by 5–6% in 2024.*
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Are you thinking of selling your home but worried about how long it could take?
The sale time may not be as long as you think.
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Have you placed your home on the market with the goal of relocating in the new year?
If so, it's worth taking a little time to help make sure your home looks as irresistible as possible when potential buyers come for a viewing. Let's look at what you can do to improve your chances of receiving the offer you desire for your home.
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For many a new year sparks thoughts of fresh starts and the beginning of a new chapter so could 2024 be the year to prioritise finding yourself a new home?
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Durden and Hunt are delighted to announce their lettings department has been awarded Residential Lettings Agency of the Year at the London & South East England Prestige Awards 2023/2024.
Judged by a panel of industry experts Durden & Hunt was recognised as a fast growing, forward thinking agent that provides a comprehensive service to clients across the globe.
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I’m sure most of us are guilty of thinking things will quieten down in December, both at work and home, and then proceed to have a busy, social, festive period. It also seems that current signs are indicating that within the housing market things might not slow down that much for Christmas, and into 2024; in fact, last year Rightmove reported that the period between Boxing Day and New Year was its busiest on record for home mover-activity.
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It is well reported that the housing market is a little slower than the highs of previous years however if approached in the right way a seemingly tough market can present opportunity.
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According to a recent study by Zoopla, 42% of adults aged 18-39 who don’t own a home say they’ve given up on the idea of buying one in the next ten years. Perhaps unsurprisingly the three main reasons cited for these feelings include the cost of living crisis, increasing house prices and higher mortgage rates.
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Its well known that during the summer months, with homeowners and prospective buyers getting away on holiday, the property market tends to calm a little and often the question of ‘is now the right time to sell?’ arises.
