News — Page 8 of 17

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.

The South has always been the focal point for investors and speculators wanting to make the most out of the growth in the UK property sector but, are the winds of change blowing through the sector?

It has been nearly 12 months since the Government introduced the new Electric Installation Condition Report (EICR) regulations for rented properties.

Back in January, we speculated about what announcements the Chancellor would make about the SDLT holiday and the wider ramifications of his March budget. The waiting is now all over…

Single women across the UK are potentially missing the opportunity to purchase a home according to data analysis by professional house buying firm, Open Property Group.

At Open Property Group we like to take an objective look at the influences impacting the property market and over the last 8 months there has been no bigger stimulus than the stamp duty holiday.

Here at Open Property Group, we like to ensure we keep up to date on all the issues and challenges that have an impact the UK housing sector.