In line with latest Government’s guidelines on home moving, the housing market remains open, and all our offices in England, Scotland and Wales continue to operate. Health and safety remains our main priority, and we continue to follow a number of strict measures to protect our customers and staff. More information
What do the changes to Scottish stamp duty, hereafter known as Land & Buildings Transaction Tax (LBTT), mean for buyers and sellers? Here, we’ll round up the changes and outline what you may have to pay in LBTT for your next property.
How has coronavirus changed what you want from your home and how you live your life? If you’re like many others, you may be re-evaluating where you live, seeking more space or wanting to live further away from the city as you work from home more.
Most landlords could have been forgiven for assuming Chancellor Rishi Sunak’s much-publicised stamp duty holiday wouldn’t apply to them. After all, landlords have been forced to pay the additional 3% stamp duty surcharge on their buy-to-let properties since 2016.
The Green Homes Grant scheme was revealed by Rishi Sunak on July 8. A scheme aimed at improving the energy efficiency of homes across the UK, landlords and homeowners can claim grant vouchers to undertake work that improves the energy efficiency of their properties.
New landlord legislation comes into force from 1st July 2020. Read on to find ensure you’re up to date and compliant with the latest landlord regulations.
Chancellor Rishi Sunak today confirmed an immediate rise in the stamp duty threshold to £500,000, in a fresh bid to stimulate the housing market following the coronavirus lockdown.
There have been a lot of changes in the property market this year. Find out everything you need to know about the property market and coronavirus here.
On 13th May 2020, the government updated their guidance on home moving in England during the Covid-19 outbreak, allowing those who wish to move home to now able to do so.
Renting brings with it a lot of responsibility. Here's a list of things you should and shouldn’t do when renting a property…
Whether you're a new landlord wanting advice or just after a refresher, this guide covers everything from landlord obligations to dealing with difficult situations.
Find out everything that's changing in the new tax year for landlords next month.
If you are thinking of putting your property on the market, how do you know it’s ready? Here are five things you should do to make sure your property is all set to attract those eager spring buyers.
