In this short article we look at the vulnerable job sectors and how this relates to the rental sector
In this three-minute read, we look at why people planning to sell in 2021 should act now to take advantage of the traditional surge in interest from serious buyers.
With there still being a huge amount of excitement in the property market within Attleborough and the surrounding areas with 10 sales agreed in the last 10 days, with many more being negotiated on soon to be marked as sold.
In this short article we look sales and the time it takes to sell a property compared to a year ago
It’s very rare that two property purchases are the same, while one property investment could be the foundation to building wealth, another could be a monetary black hole. But what is the difference between the two?
Even in a world of Covid and Brexit, one of the biggest issues facing the UK at the moment is the escalating housing crisis, according to a new survey UK adults. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)
The UK property market is showing no signs of the usual pre-Christmas slow down that we're all used to. In fact, fuelled by the holy trinity of pent-up demand, desire for more space and the stamp duty holiday, the market is speeding up. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)
Mortgage lenders have extended mortgage payment holidays until 31st July 2021 for those whose finances have been affected by the pandemic. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)
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In this two-minute read, we look at the benefits of exercising and why it could be easier than you think to get moving again.
“Property transactions are taking far longer to complete than before due to the surge of activity and higher volumes of transactions”
During the first national lockdown back in March, the property market was thrown into chaos. Eviction bans, a halt in viewings and the confusion around mortgage repayment holidays meant property prices either fell or simply stagnated. (Please click or tap the picture to find out more)