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Jan 29, 2024

Energy-saving tips for your home

There are number of steps you can take that could help to reduce your energy bills, all year round. Rightmove look at both low and no-cost changes you can make right now, through to large-scale mod

Jan 26, 2024

Mid-Monthly News January 2024

This month, we're putting the spotlight on Property News; Jeremy showcases the bustling start our office has had to the year! From a flurry of new listings to exciting price reductions, the new yea

Jan 26, 2024

Mid-Monthly News December 2023

In December's episode, Jeremy dives into current property market updates and unveils the incredible new properties we have hitting the market soon! ✨ Rachel and Julie share an inside look at our fe

Jan 22, 2024

Why things are looking up for landlords in 2024

Ever since restrictions on tax relief on buy-to-lets were introduced in 2015, private landlords have been selling properties more than investing in them. A harsher tax and regulatory regime, until r

Jan 15, 2024

What are the current UK mortgage rates?

In a Monday's Market News in December, we looked at interest rates being held and what it could mean for mortgages.  You can catch up on that market blog entry HERE. With further decisions

Jan 8, 2024

Record number of sellers come to market on Boxing Day

As predicted in our Mid-Monthly News last month, Boxing Day saw a hub of activity in the property market with a record number of sellers coming to market on Boxing Day according to Rightmove stats.

Dec 18, 2023

Interest rates held at 5.25%: here’s what it could mean for mortgages

This follows the same decision as in September and November, when the Base Rate was held after 14 consecutive rises. With their mortgage expert Matt Smith's insight, Rightmove take a look a

Dec 11, 2023

Average asking price for homes in the UK drops by £7,000 in December

The average asking price for a UK home has dropped by almost £7,000 this month as sellers became more competitive as they fought to find a buyer for their properties. With prices expected to fall fur