Is it Still Worth Investing in a Buy-to-Let Property?
In 2020, landlord’s profits have been hit hard by changes to tax laws and the continuing coronavirus pandemic.
Details4 Reasons You Need A Proper Building Survey
Buying a house can be a long process, with everything from arranging a mortgage, choosing a house, hoping your offer will be accepted, all the way to moving and setting up your new home.
DetailsVirtual Property Inspections ‘Continuing Post-Lockdown’
The latest survey conducted by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has found that many professionals within the property surveying sector in the UK continue to work from home.
Details5 Important Party Wall Tips
We wanted to look at five useful tips for the adjoining owner of a party wall to follow before, during and after any party wall procedures.
DetailsWhat Do FTBs Need To Know About Buying A Property?
Although organising a mortgage is certainly one of the most important aspects of buying a home, there are many other elements to consider.
DetailsLondon ‘House’ For Sale At £185m
An enormous London mansion with stunning views of Regents Park has just gone up on the market—for a cool £185million.
DetailsA Quick Guide To Party Wall Procedures
When carrying out certain home improvement projects, it may be necessary to have to deal with party wall procedures, which can often prove to be a little confusing.
DetailsIncreasing Sales Numbers Show Housing Market Recovery
The recent release of the latest Residential Transactions report from HMRC contains details of the total number of completed property sales in June, read on to find out more.
DetailsHas Your Neighbour Served You A Party Wall Notice?
If your next-door neighbour is undertaking house renovations that include a party wall, what do you need to know?
DetailsRIBA Warning Over Changes To UK Planning Laws
The Royal Institution of British Architects (RIBA) has slammed the UK government’s planned changes to permitted development rights, which are due to come into force in September.
DetailsNationwide Offers 90 Per Cent Mortgages To First-Time Buyers
The Nationwide has announced it is to lower the minimum deposit required from first-time buyers to 10 per cent from 20 July.
DetailsWhat Is A Party Wall & How Are You Affected?
Party walls are those that stand on the land of two or more property owners and can either be part of the building itself or be something like a garden wall.
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