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Brits set to spend more on self-storage than tea and movies by 2034
LONDON, 26th September 2024 — In a startling trend that reflects the evolving landscape of urban living in the UK, city dwellers are projected to spend a staggering £3.21 billion annually on self-storage by 2034 – nearly triple the current £1.08 billion market. This surge isn’t just about extra space; it’s a mirror reflecting the…
Read MoreThe UK’s hidden gems: Top spots to build your house deposit faster than ever!
Aberdeen City in Scotland is named the best place to live if you want to save for a house deposit fast, saving in as little as a year and a half Inverclyde is second, whilst Burnley is third Average salaries and house prices in each area as well as deposit amounts were taken into consideration…
Read MoreLuxury Home Upgrades That Boost Property Value
Enhancing your home with luxury features can not only elevate your living experience but also significantly boost the property’s market value. The key to adding value lies in thoughtful investments that blend aesthetics, functionality, and cutting-edge technology. Whether you’re preparing to sell or simply want to enhance your surroundings, here are some luxury additions that…
Read MoreThe Pulse Of The Profession: Navigating Success For Real Estate Agents
In real estate, staying on top of your game means more than just hitting your sales targets—it’s about being a step ahead, always. For agents eager to stand out, here’s a nifty guide on five crucial areas where you should sharpen your skills and know-how. Let’s take a closer look at what you need to…
Read MoreGovernment must help landlords meet EPC C target
Rt Hon Ed Miliband, Secretary of State for Energy Security and Net Zero (DESNZ) has confirmed that by 2030 all rental properties will be required to achieve at least Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) level C or equivalent. Richard Beresford, Chief Executive of the National Federation of Builders (NFB), said: “Many landlords will find EPC C…
Read MoreGoing Green: Share to Buy’s Top 5 Sustainable Homes
More and more buyers are prioritising sustainability when it comes to their property search. The latest survey from leading first time buyer property portal Share to Buy of over 2,600 potential purchasers identifies this growing priority, with 72% of house hunters revealing a high energy efficiency rating is important to them.* By incorporating energy-efficient features…
Read MorePros and Cons of Accepting the Highest Offer: What UK Home Sellers Should Know
When selling your home, it’s easy to be tempted by the highest offer. After all, the goal is to get as much value as possible for your property. However, there are several factors to consider beyond the price when choosing which offer to accept. For UK home sellers, this decision can impact the sale’s success…
Read MoreHow to Leverage Multiple Offers to Secure the Best Deal in the UK Market
In today’s competitive UK property market, securing the best possible deal is often a challenge. With rising house prices and strong demand, especially in desirable areas like Cardiff, homebuyers and sellers alike face intense competition. One of the most strategic approaches for sellers is leveraging multiple offers. By encouraging multiple bids on your property, you…
Read MoreTop Tips for Preventing Household Emergencies in Rented Properties
Household emergencies can strike at any time, often causing disruption, inconvenience, and even damage to a rental property. Both landlords and tenants have a shared responsibility to maintain the property and prevent emergencies. However, proactive measures can go a long way in minimising risks. Here, we outline top tips for preventing common household emergencies in…
Read MoreThe Evolution of the Chef’s Knife: From Ancient Tools to Modern Masterpieces
The chef’s knife is a tool of immense importance and is used in many kitchens across the globe and comes with as much history and tradition as the meals it cuts. As far back as the dawn of man a simple cutting edge was a necessity to survive, and as far forward as the advanced…
Read MoreRightmove open forum: Tackling misconceptions about agents head on
Rightmove is hosting an open forum with agents, to discuss how to tackle misconceptions from the public about the estate agency industry together. Taking place on Thursday 26th September at 10:00am, the open forum is an opportunity for Rightmove and agents to work on solutions together, to dispel some of the most common misconceptions that agents…
Read MoreHarron streamlines homebuying for househunters
Harron Homes has introduced its enhanced Homemover schemes designed to simplify the homebuying and selling process for househunters searching across Yorkshire and the North Midlands. The two schemes, Assisted Move and Part Exchange, provide practical solutions for customers looking to move into a new Harron home while avoiding the common pitfalls of selling their current…
Read MoreSelling, Keeping, or Splitting: Managing the Family Home During Divorce
The family home is one of the most debated issues during divorce proceedings. No-fault divorce laws altered the divorce process in England and Wales in April 2022 when they were introduced. However, if you are divorcing and have a family home, you will still need to make decisions on how you will deal with dividing…
Read MoreThe Evolution of Digital Asset Management: Security at the Forefront
Digital property, ranging from cryptocurrencies to NFTs and tokenized actual-global property, have grow to be fundamental elements of these days’s monetary ecosystem. As more people and businesses include virtual assets, the significance of steady control has surged. The growing reliance on virtual currencies and assets highlights the want for stronger security measures, specifically with the…
Read MoreInterior Design in 2025: Bold Colours are Making a Comeback
The days of sterile whites and boring beige walls are long gone. Homeowners are now starting to embrace bold colours more than ever, a trend that we can expect to see going into 2025. The move away from neutral tones indicates that homeowners are trying to be more expressive, and that they are also trying…
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