
What effect will the end of the Brexit transition period have on the property market?
As the Brexit transition period nears to a close, what effects can we expect to see on the property market? We explore what could happen here.
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As the Brexit transition period nears to a close, what effects can we expect to see on the property market? We explore what could happen here.
Thinking of moving in 2021? Find out when you'll need to sell by to be in by next summer.
How does equity release work? Get our detailed explanation, here, and explore the pros and cons, learn if it’s a good financial choice for you.
Find out about the recent changes to property market legislation, how buying property differs between Scotland and England, and how it applies to you!
Martin & Co’s preferred mortgage partner Connect Mortgages has welcomed Boris Johnson’s pledge to turn Generation Rent into “Generation Buy”.
Getting on the property ladder can be difficult - but it's not impossible. Find out our top 10 tips for millennials to become homeowners in 2021.
2020 has been a big year for DIY. We've analysed Google search data to uncover the biggest DIY trends during lockdown - find out which made the cut.
Find your dream home now. Discover these luxury properties on sale, from breath-taking views of the city to calming countryside settings.
First time buying a property in Wales? Find out everything you need to know about stamp duty rules.
Thinking of leaving London? You're not the only one. Here we round up some of the best places to move to outside London.
Not having boiler cover as a landlord can be an expensive mistake. Find out everything you need to know about taking out boiler cover for your buy-to-let.
New Stamp Duty regulations mean certain buyers no longer have to pay stamp duty on property under £500,000. Here are 5 properties within that bracket.