Like most industries in the UK, London’s prime property market has evolved and adapted as a result of the pandemic. After a positive start to the year, prime central London...

With house hunters continuing to battle it out over limited stock, it's fair to say that current conditions in the UK property market are challenging. However, the scramble for...

With the average homeowner occupying their property for an average of 21 years, new research highlights how the new-build market has outperformed the rest both where price growth and...

Selling and buying property in the same political and economic cycle to avoid being exposed to the risk of market movement is usually best practice for homeowners looking to make a...

Changes to Right to Rent that will affect landlords and letting agents have already happened with further one's fast approaching.
Since the onset of the pandemic, landlords and...

In 2017, the UK government pledged to build 300,000 new homes a year by ‘the mid-2020s’. However, with only a few years to go until the deadline, new research reveals that,...

No sign of a slowdown in England's rental market just yet s July sees rents up, voids down, and tenant demand going from strength to strength.

Since the start of lockdown back in March 2020, UK residential landlords estimate they have given up £6.5k in rent reductions and a further £7.5K on payment holidays,...

£68.8bn of residential property has been sold so far in 2021, largely fuelled by the stamp duty holiday. Research from national estate agent, Keller Williams UK, highlights the...

Unless you work in the property industry, understanding the jargon and property terms that estate agents use can feel like trying to learn another language at times.