Blog: Property

Whether the market is booming or flat, there are homes that sell fast and others that stick around. And when it’s yours that’s left on the shelf, it’s a frustrating and uncertain time. Although there’s always a reason, it...

When it comes to having a blooming garden in spring, October is the time to prepare. By laying the groundwork now, your plants will have time to settle in and put down roots over autumn and winter, so they're ready for the big...

Whether by plan or by accident, renting out your own home could be better for you than selling. Perhaps you're relocating for work, heading off on an exciting adventure, or looking to create an extra income stream while moving on...

Why is Autumn such an underrated time of year to sell? Nature looks a treat, there are fewer homes to compete with, and if you want to be sure of moving in spring, now’s the time to start. Whatever the season, giving some...

As The Renters' Rights Bill sets out to reshape the private rental sector, sweeping changes are on the horizon for landlords and tenants. The government is pushing to pass the Bill by summer 2025, so if you’re a current or...

Everyone has walls, but choosing how to style them can be a tricky task. Too much blank space can feel cold and unfinished, while too much going on can look cluttered and confused. Meanwhile, when it comes to selling, your walls...

They say teamwork makes the dream work, and being a landlord is no exception. Having great people working for you gives you the most precious commodity of all - time. Time to spend with your family, on personal passions, or...

Whether you’re extending your home to sell or extending to stay, adding more space can transform how you live and boost your sale price when it’s time to move. Research by Nationwide found that a loft conversion with a double...

Today, being a landlord or a managing agent is expected to be a highly professional and conscientious business, with severe consequences for ignoring the rules. Fines for landlords can run into tens of thousands of pounds, but...

At the last count, 8-10% of the UK were thought to be empty nesters (parents whose children have all left), and the initial change brings up mixed emotions. Everything from grief, to relief. Wherever you sit on that spectrum,...