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Home Buyers’ reports provide comprehensive and informative surveys into the condition, of both the interior and exterior, of the building. The report is 50+ pages long and looks at all building components, giving each a value according to its condition. The report also contains photographs. From just £350 +VAT it Read more…
UK house prices are rising at their fastest rate since 2007, according to Halifax, with the typical property notching up its biggest annual cash gain in the nearly 40 years since the lender’s index began. Two years on from the start of the coronavirus pandemic, commentators say the housing market Read more…
So we have a general election coming – what will this do the value/price of property? Well uncertainty is never good for property prices and whilst the polls are saying a Tory victory until that is proven expect a little turbulence in the market. but what if they don’t win? Read more…
Location This is crucial. Location has a huge impact on the price of the property. For example, if you were to buy a 2 bedroom apartment in Bristol BS1 you could spend around £800,000. Yet the same sort of property just over the bridge in Chepstow NP16, South Wales is Read more…
You can have an Home Buyers survey with our without Valuation. As you may already be paying for a valuation with your lender which approves the value of the house for lending purposes you may wish to save a little and just opt for a Homebuyers survey without the valuation Read more…
Residential property prices in the UK increased by just 0.2% month on month in July and by 5.5% year on year to £293,318, according to the latest index data to be published. But there has been a gradual decline in annual growth since February when it was running at 8.9%, Read more…
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The British and Irish Spa and Hot Tub Association reveal the news that the market for hot tubs is booming. Results from their 2015 Wet Leisure Survey in conjunction with Golden Coast Limited report sales in the Spa category have far exceeded the six other wet leisure categories which are Read more…
Before the referendum, many pointed to London as the property market that would be hit hardest by leaving the EU. Its luxury market had been weakening, a victim of stamp duty hikes for both high-value properties and investors. That has been compounded by political and economic uncertainty, and the threat of City jobs being moved abroad.
Overall, price growth in London has stagnated in the past three months, according to Halifax. Any price growth has been felt largely in the outer boroughs of London and in the commuter belt, as those seeking more room for a growing family have taken advantage of huge price growth in central London, and have injected that equity into those areas within commuting distance of the capital.
The influential residential survey from the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors reported that its members think there will be price falls across the country in the next three months. It says that London will continue to see price falls over the next 12 months. They also say that new buyer inquiries have been at the lowest level since mid-2008.
“People tend to revert to quality and more stable locations in unstable times. In London that means west and south west along the river, the traditional preferred locations,” says Adam Challis of JLL. In post-Brexit London, the market will be driven by buyers who need to move to upsize for a growing family.
“In this market, people will take comfort from areas which have had pretty robust [price rises] in the past,” says Lucian Cook of Savills. (more…)