News — Page 6 of 15

Back in November 21 we reviewed the potential implications of the reversion back to standard procedures for Section 21 and Section 8 notices following the pandemic. 

With the value of property soaring in recent years and the cost of living reaching crippling rates, the topic of equity release has found its way back into the mainstream press.

An astonishing sales fall-through rate for the beginning of 2022 has been revealed.

Lettings is firmly in the post pandemic period and a number of tenants will be using 2022 to relocate but what do tenants want from landlords in the months ahead?

We all know that the property market can be a fickle thing. The last twelve months have been not so much a roller coaster, more like a continual climb into the stratosphere for some areas of the UK.

Whilst we all know that we are far from back to normal, there are some legislative aspects starting to move back to their pre-pandemic positions, which could have potentially significant consequences.

Winter is coming and for many sellers, there is a sense of trepidation in the air. Traditionally, the darkest, coldest months are the slowest for property viewings, and for good reason.

From fuel to frozen turkeys, everything seems to be flying off the shelves but does that include properties?

Over recent years landlords have faced a raft of legislative changes that have inevitably had an impact on how they manage and operate their portfolios

There have always been compelling reasons why homeowners look to use a private company to purchase property. Speed is often the most important factor, along with the added certainty of a fixed price, no complexity or extended chain that could slow down, or even scupper the sale completely.