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Nottingham landlord sentenced over dangerous property
A Nottingham landlord, who failed to improve his rental property, leaving his tenants in dangerous conditions has been fined. 34-year-old Haroon Karim, from Bramcote in Nottingham, pleaded guilty to two offences under the Housing Act 2004, section 72(3) and (6) failing to comply with Housing of Multiple Occupancy (HMO) licence conditions and section 30(1) and…
Read MoreYour Japanese Knotweed Questions Answered
What is Japanese Knotweed? Japanese knotweed, also called Fallopia Japonica and more recently Reynoutria Japonica, is native to Japan and the Far East where it is known as Itadori. Japanese knotweed is a perennial plant, dying back each winter leaving its canes behind following each growing season. Its appearance is not dissimilar to bamboo, forming…
Read MoreFurniture Delivery: The Key to Buying the Right Furnishings for your New Home
Getting to move into a new home can be very exciting and satisfying. Just like your old home, you will want to create new memories in the new home. However, before you can do that, you will have to turn your new house into a home. Bring warmth into your home by keeping in mind…
Read MoreA Comprehensive Checklist to Fire Door Safety
Would your fire door perform properly in the event of an emergency? Does it adhere to all current codes and regulations? When was the last time that it was inspected by a professional firm? These are all crucial questions, as the functionality of these doors can sometimes make the difference between life and death. The…
Read MoreInterior Design Ideas to Inspire Creativity
Creativity isn’t going to flow in a cluttered, out-of-date or dismal space. Whether you confine your creativity to one room or create throughout your home, you need appropriate spaces to let the energy flow. Blending One of the latest interior design trends is internal doors that blend with the walls. These aren’t hidden doors. They’re…
Read More5 Excellent Ways of Finding Student Accommodation, Temporary Property
When you enrol for higher learning, there are chances that you will need accommodation and to engage the service of a property agent to find it. There is such a broad range of homes for students that it is important before settling into school you find a convenient place to live. First things first, you…
Read MoreBasic Guide for Moving to Malta
If you’re reading this article, you may have already made up your mind about moving to Malta. Not a bad idea, considering its thriving economy, beautiful scenery, and wonderful year-round sunny weather. You may have already looked up a Malta property for sale and decided on where exactly you’ll be residing. But relocation is more…
Read MoreRightmove House Price Index – Activity surge by new buyers, despite slim chance of beating tax deadline
Average price of property coming to market falls by 0.9% (-£2,887) this month, with some new sellers still hoping to tempt buyers and squeeze in a sale before the stamp duty holiday ends New buyers unlikely to beat the deadline as average time to complete a purchase is now over four months Logjam update: mammoth…
Read MoreThe Best Places to Buy a Vacation Property
Imagine buying a vacation home and being able to jet off with the likes of Jettly, whenever you fancy, to a piece of paradise that belongs to you – it’s a dream situation! If you are planning on buying a vacation home, there is a lot to consider. Besides the price range you need to…
Read MoreThe Best Option of Accommodation for International Students
Many students who come to other cities, and countries to study will have to look for accommodation, or even property. There are many residence options that you can decide to pick. Moreover, the learners need to pick an accommodation option that is free from disruptions. When this is done, they will effectively write a quality…
Read MoreHow COVID 19 After-Math Will Affect Student Accommodation
It is not a secret that the COVID-19 pandemic has had an impact on the education process. Because of this disease, leaners have been forced to stay at home. By not going to school, students are forced to submit their papers online. Also, because learners are far from teachers, they rely on virtual technology to…
Read MoreTop 4 rental trends of 2020
2020, what a year it has been. With the coronavirus pandemic ripping its way across the world, no industry has escaped unscathed, and the property market is no exception. The good news for landlords is that despite everything, people are still looking for properties, but letting agents in Warrington will be the first to tell…
Read MoreConstruction starts on over 100 new affordable homes in Nottingham
Work to build 106 new council houses has started in Top Valley. Nottingham City Homes (NCH) was given planning permission to build the properties on land on Whitcombe Gardens, which is where the former Eastglade School stood. It was closed in July 2007 and demolished soon after. The 106 new homes include 23 one bed flats, 63 two bed houses and 20 three bed…
Read MoreShould Property Professionals Worry About Cybercrime?
Cybercrime is an increasing risk for property companies, with the threat that at some stage during the purchase or sale of a property, hackers may try to steal details and persuade people to transfer funds to a fraudulent account. Studies suggest that UK small businesses are targeted with around 65,000 attempted cyber-attacks each day, so…
Read MoreTop Strategies on How to Build and Construct a House
Constructing a good house requires expertise and knowledge in building and construction. Moreover, there are other things involved during this process. These include getting a permit, understanding the architectural design, and hiring workers. The land where the structure is constructed, and accessibility to raw materials are other factors to consider. The precise determination of these…
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