It’s a tough time for many homeowners and tenants as the UK faces a cost of living crisis. Energy bills have seen a record 54% rise since we ticked over into April and there are also the escalating costs of running a vehicle to take into account.
You don’t need to spend long on a property portal to realise that property remains in short supply at the moment, with the number of sellers listing their property only growing gradually as the traditional selling season arrives.
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They may have missed out on fuel but they know they wont miss out on new properties coming to market
That's because they have registered for 'heads up' property alerts with MIllbanks. They know they will be told about a porperty before it hits the portals.
Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft, HMRC).
The desire to move remains on the agenda for many, with little sign yet that economic headwinds are impacting the property barometer dial.
If you’re thinking of becoming a landlord, finding the right tenant for your property is crucial. Here are our top 10 tips to find the right tenant for you.
Just like trading other investments you can try to play the market to your advantage and this certainly applies with investment buyers, but when it comes to selling a home, it is often more about the right time for you rather than trying to judge the wider market.
In this quick read, we look at some of the ways you can help to support others feeling stressed or anxious.
Yesterday saw a new Home Office Code of Practice come into force, changing the way letting agents in England carry out Right to Rent checks.
Successive lockdowns fuelled an exodus from London to the countryside, but many of those that left the capital are now regretting their decision and heading home to London.
The pace of the housing market has shown no signs of slowing heading into spring. In fact, according to this morning's report from Halifax, it accelerated during March with house price growth of 1.4% - the biggest increase for six months.