Harvey Hancock
1 day ago
Martin & Co highlight hidden hotspots in UK market
Martin & Co has launched its latest Market Intelligence Report for the UK, revealing an average boost of 7.8% to house prices in areas surrounding major road improvements.
Hazel de Kloe
2 weeks ago
Election Time! How Will The Property Market Fare?
Well, the election fever trend certainly seems to be continuing with the announcement of a general election in just a few weeks time. Can we expect any big movements in the property market?
London & Country
2 weeks ago
Should landlords consider longer-term fixes that offer lower stress tests?
The introduction of stricter underwriting criteria has made life tougher for landlords taking out buy-to-let mortgages, but lenders may offer more flexibility to those locking into longer term fixed rates.
Guest Blogger
3 weeks ago
Brits want good neighbours over a good price
A new survey lifts the lid on the UK property market, with Brits sharing exactly what made them buy their homes, and spacious rooms and friendly neighbours prove the top priorities for UK homeowners.
Truro Will Gentle
3 weeks ago
A snap general election can only be a bad thing for the Cornwall property market
<div>A snap general election can only be a bad thing for the Cornwall property market. Mortgage lending problems, fluctuation in the value of the pound, Brexit, and now a general election all bring uncertainty to the housing market but will it actually effect us here in Cornwall?</div>
Truro Will Gentle
3 weeks ago
Two streets near Truro make most expensive list!
London and the South East have always dominated the most expensive properties in the country and, according to Lloyds Bank, Eaton Square in West London’s Belgravia district has taken the crown for the most expensive street in England and Wales with an average house price of £16,944,000.
