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ESTATE HATE – 87% OF BRITS HAVE HAD A NEGATIVE EXPERIENCE WITH ESTATE AGENTS
33% of Brits have had estate agents contact them about irrelevant properties, while 25% say they don’t understand their requirements A NEW study finds Brits are losing confidence in the property industry, with 87% revealing they have had a negative experience with estate agents. And, as UK house prices in June grow at the slowest…
Read MoreThe five areas of a Victorian home to eye before you buy
Striking curb-appeal and generous proportions are just two of the reasons why buyers all over the UK seek out Victorian properties for their next investment. Their popularity is also due to their timeless, elegant features (like bay windows and original floorboards) and the fact that they retain their value exceptionally well. The difficulty is that,…
Read MoreNew tech product puts repeat instructions on autopilot for agents
As more estate agents admit they have are having to work harder for every new instruction, it would appear that very few are tapping into the easiest source of potential instructions at their disposal. As the saying goes, ‘profit in business comes from repeat customers; customers that boast about your product and service, and that…
Read MoreNFB and Built Environment Networking announce new partnership
The National Federation of Builders (NFB) and Built Environment Networking – the UK’s leading provider of construction and property networking events – are pleased to announce their new partnership which will allow the NFB to continue to help its members build prosperous businesses and create optimal conditions for the construction industry. The NFB represents small…
Read More6 Reasons Why Living in Angel is Simply Heavenly
Angel, Islington can be found on the northern fringes of Central London. It’s relatively close to the main hub of activity, but far enough from the city centre to have its own personality and be free from too many tourists. Positioned on the Northern Line between Old Street and King’s Cross, Angel attracts a blend…
Read MoreSam Singh, Founder of Triplerr – How will Brexit effect UK House Prices?
“The UK’s housing market is important due to the significant volume of capital investment it receives, not to mention the huge interest there is among prospective buyers. My prediction is that the uncertainty of Brexit, as the UK shifts to become an independent market, will deter foreign investors which make up a big chunk of…
Read More4 Things to Consider Before Buying a Listed Building
With their buckets of character, prestigious heritage and unusual architecture, it’s not hard to see why listed buildings in the UK are in such high demand. Whether you’ve fallen in love with a Tudor Mansion, Victorian cottage or a one-of a kind creation by a famous architect, here are four essential things to think about…
Read More10 Check List Items Before Buying a House
Excited about your next – or even your first-home? Then you need a checklist to fall back on when reality kicks in, and you’re nearly there with the most expensive purchase of your life. So here’s a taster of 10 topics you need to assess before you jump in and make that purchase. Take a…
Read More4 Stylish ideas for practical designer bathroom flooring
Bathroom flooring is not just a question of aesthetics. Of course, whether you’re refitting your family bathroom, master ensuite or downstairs loo, you want the floor too look great and complement the rest of the room scheme, but above all it must be functional. Water is the big factor in any bathroom. Choose the wrong…
Read MoreHow to add value to your BTL property
Whether you’re a seasoned investor or a first-time landlord, increasing the value of your buy-to-let will no doubt be a priority. When it comes to achieving a better rental rate, read on for the essential steps that will keep your property competitive. Pay attention to the market There’s little point styling your flat to suit…
Read MoreAdvantages of upsizing or downsizing
In Wakefield we are seeing the five hundred thousand plus market booming in sales. A lot of this movement is due to downsizing. Many of the larger properties in more select suburbs rarely come on to the market, but when they do there is always considerable interest. There are pros and cons. Upsizing may have…
Read MoreDamp Issues to Look For When Selling/Buying a Property
When you are in the process of selling your home and buying a new one, the list of things to check out and consider can seem endless. This can mean that some of the smaller issues that seem less important, less urgent can slip to the bottom of the list or be forgotten altogether. If…
Read MoreHousing and planning policy needs leadership consistency
Theresa May has appointed Kit Malthouse, MP for North West Hampshire, as minister of state for housing and planning. Malthouse is the fifth housing minister in three years and succeeds Dominic Raab, who served as housing minister for less than six months and has been appointed as secretary of state for exiting the EU. The…
Read MoreHow You Can Make Money Using Your Home
With many of us already locked in a seemingly never-ending struggle to reduce our household bills, anything we can do to bring in a little extra income will be welcomed. Our homes have the potential to be decent money earners for most of us, even if we often overlook their potential in this regard. Here…
Read MoreWhat to Look for in Your Student Accommodation
If you are looking to go away to university this September, then you are probably quite excited about the idea of leaving home and sharing your living space with other students. However, your student experience can be quite dependent on how good your living space and the house mates that you have are. If you…
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