4 key features to look for when you buy a Spanish holiday home

Investing in Spanish property can be a shrewd move, whether it is for your own holiday use, to generate extra rental income, or to relocate your life to Spain’s warmer climes for good. Brexit notwithstanding, the Spanish property market has always held an attraction for the British, and there’s no reason why this should suddenly…

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Six ways a home tennis court will change your life

Having a tennis court on your own property is a dream for many homeowners. Tennis is a quintessentially British pastime that is ideal for enjoying summer evenings with friends. So the opportunity to have a court of your own sitting just a few steps from your back door can be hugely appealing. But many people…

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Real Estate & ‘Drones’ – Useful Information for Agents

You simply can’t get away from them these days. They’re in the news, usually reported under ‘bad’ news rather than the good they bring, your friend may own one or you may have even bought one yourself. They have a few names dependant upon the aircraft; Unmanned Aerial Systems (UASs), UAVs, RPASs, etc. or as the media…

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Staying Safe Over Summer

The summer holidays are in full swing and many of us are enjoying downing tools for a few weeks and enjoying a well-earned break. But before we head off to sunnier climates it is important to ensure your property is safe. To help you stay safe at home this summer we have put together some…

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Landlords, Complete these Seasonal Maintenance Tasks this Summer

Summer has truly been in full swing this year, with record-breaking weather and a heatwave to rival 1976. With such extreme temperatures seen this year so far (who remembers the Beast from the East?), seasonal maintenance is essential for landlords. During this rather parched summer, Just Landlords has highlighted the seasonal maintenance tasks that all…

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What should you do if your domestic oil tank is leaking?

Running your home using a private oil supply can be hugely beneficial. Not only can it be very cost-effective if you plan your purchasing properly, but it gives you greater control over your energy consumption and means that you’re not reliant on the mains network. However, owning and maintaining an oil storage tank is a…

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Are solar panels worth it in the UK?

Solar panels are not as expensive as they once were and it is now common to see homes across the country drawing solar power from their roofs. But is it really worth it? Clearly, having solar panels installed makes a difference from an ecological perspective, but is this something that is truly going to be…

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7 Mistakes to Avoid if You’re a First-Time Buyer

Buying your first home is exciting, scary and emotional – usually all at the same time. What makes the experience different from any other house purchase is that you have no prior experience on which to base your expectations and can easily trip up on mistakes that a second-time buyer would know to avoid. If…

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How to use Instagram for marketing your business?

As per sources of TechCrunch, Instagram is among the leading social networking sites with more than 800 million active members per month. In simple words, it is the platform where the potential audience can be found in an easy way especially if you hire the Best site to Buy real Instagram followers uk. As far…

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The UK’s first PropTech dedicated pitching event

#PropTechDen is a London-based event bought to you by TeqDen, which welcomes 5 PropTech start-ups to pitch head-to-head in a dragons den-esque event to a panel of potential investors. Launched back in April 2017, #PropTechDen has continued to grow from strength to strength. With 8 successful events under its belt and over 40 PropTech companies…

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House Price Change by Region

The chart shows that annual growth was highest in the West Midlands, followed by the East Midlands, at nearly 6% and just over 4% respectively. The 0.7% drop in London house prices follows a slowdown that began in mid-2016 and marks the lowest annual growth rate since just after the global financial crash, when prices…

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£425,000 houses face being demolished!

Planning permission we all know is the be all and end all for many developers and it will usually be the case that plans are fully granted before any building works are carried out, dare you even stray from the original submitted plans thinking you will get away with it, but… A recent article I…

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