LETTING & ESTATE AGENT
Many have welcomed the increased taxes for investor purchases, feeling that they have had it too good for too long. There is hope that it will make it easier for first time buyers to secure properties at the lower end of the market. But is it really going to help first time buyer...
I was talking to a landlord that came into my office this week and he asked me for my opinion on what to particularly look out for when purchasing a buy-to-let property, especially if he decided later he needed to release funds in his investment. One
Following last week’s article, I had an interesting chat with a lady who lives in Wantage, she popped into our office on West St Helen's Street, whilst her better half was at the Opticians. She is thinking of buying her first buy-to-let property and she
The Abingdon office of Martin & Co - the UK’s award winning lettings and property management agency, was a finalist at Martin & Co’s Annual Conference for a national award recognising ‘Best Business for Growth’. The awards ceremony took place at
Martin & Co UK Ltd strongly recommend all thier agents have the natioanlly recognised qualification NFOPP to ensure that offices are fully qualified & compliant in the industry. We are pleased to say that Sharon Self of the Abingdon & Didcot office has
Bury Street Precinct in Abingdon town centre will get a long overdue facelift now that contracts have been exchanged between the Vale of White Horse District Council and Threadneedle Properties. The deal, which has taken many years to negotiate, means
We take all our statements very seriously, so when we say to landlords "spot the difference", we literally do mean compare us to every other agent you have worked with and experience for yourself why we are so different. We are so confident that we
"We have found Martin and Co in Abingdon has given us a fantastic personal service, they have found good quality tenants, in quick time scales for our cottages and house sharers. The new tenants have all said how easy they made the renting process. I am
Homes ahead for Harwell science campus site DEVELOPER David Wilson Homes has announced plans to build 275 new houses close to Harwell science park. Chilton Field, a 14-acre site next to Harwell Oxford Campus, used to be owned by the United Kingdom
BROADWAY traders fear their shops will be flattened to make way for the second phase of Didcot’s Orchard shopping centre development. The firms with premises between High Street and the Hitchcock Way roundabout are calling on council chiefs to make clear
That was all it took to complete the letting. From the time of the Market Appraisal to the time the tenant actually signed up. The deal was completed by our seniour negotiator Kelly who commented,“Now that what I call moving fast – even though I say so
