The so-called boxing day bounce is a surprising phenomenon many wouldn't expect. Year after year, Rightmove reports that Boxing Day is the busiest day for traffic to their website. In Dec 2021, Rightmove saw a 78% increase in activity between Christmas Day and Boxing Day.
We live in the tech age. Speed, efficiency and convenience are at the forefront of virtually everything we do. We no longer visit estate agency offices so we do not pick up glossy property brochures.
Wine cellars as if you are in an Italian vineyard or the wine cellar of an old French Chateau, but in your own home!
The number of property sale transactions over £ 1 million has risen dramatically, increasing by a substantial 93% in the last decade in some parts of the UK.
Why buy a home where you have to when you could live where you want to?
In 2012, the property world, and estate agents, in particular, were shaken up by the introduction of a new company, and method of selling a home. But it didn't stay this way for long. Could we be seeing the end of the online agent?
After months of hard work, trials and tribulations, viewing appointments, offer negotiations and weekly progression updates with the legal process and solicitors, there is no denying that estate agents work hard. But there is a difference between a corporate agency and an independent company, find out why.
If you live in a period property, how do you know what age it is from?
If you search online for gorgeous properties in the UK, many of the searches will produce the same property as a result…
Being a Cobham landlord is undoubtedly a challenge. The glory years of making money from ‘any old property’ are certainly in the past. With increased legislation and taxation from Government and the cost-of-living crisis (which will result in some Cobham tenants struggling to pay their rent), times are challenging for many landlords.
Will there be a house price crash like those of 1988 and 2008? Are you aware of the six significant differences between now and those years? All Cobham homeowners and Cobham landlords should read this article, especially those hoping for Cobham house prices to drop – you might end up losing at least £114,992 in the next five years!
When it's cold and raining, perhaps the furthest thing from our minds is to go on property viewings. Windswept hair and wellington boots are not ideal attire for trekking around someone's home. So how can we encourage would-be buyers to venture out in inclement weather to view your home?