Home improvement boom expected following record-breaking 2021

Home improvement boom expected following record-breaking 2021

2021 has been one of the busiest years on record for the UK property market. And naturally, beyond the aspiration of owning our own property, we also like to make our house a home and put our own personal stamp on it.

GetAgent.co.uk has revealed the New Year’s resolutions homebuyers are setting for their homes and the improvements they’re planning to spend thousands on in the process.
According to the research, 69% of homebuyers to have purchased a property in the last six months have plans to improve their property, with 52% planning minor aesthetic improvements while 17% are going the whole hog with major changes such as an extension. To continue reading, please Click Here


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Flats have long been a popular first step onto the property ladder, but across the UK the market is changing. In many areas, flats are taking longer to sell and demand is shifting towards houses. Is Attleborough seeing the same trend, or is the local market telling a different story? Click to learn more...

This heat map reveals how rental yields vary across Attleborough, with darker areas delivering stronger monthly income and lighter zones producing lower returns. It also highlights a key investor insight: higher yields often sit opposite to long-term house price growth, showing why local strategy matters. Click to learn more...

In today's property market, the temptation to 'test the market' with an ambitious asking price can be strong if you're not in any particular hurry to sell. However, this strategy often backfires, costing vendors valuable time, credibility, and ultimately, money. Let's explore why.