Our latest research into the UK property market has charted the average house price across each overground train station in England, Wales and Scotland. We previously conducted the same research across each of the London Underground tube stations and have now applied it to train stations the length and breadth of the nation. We grouped …
With children returning to school over the next few weeks, our minds turn to catchment areas, property prices and how much parents will be willing to pay to make sure their child gets a place at the school of their choice. According to recent research, carried out by Santander Mortgages, living in the catchment area …
Royal properties are some of the most striking and easily recognisable properties in the UK. With the likes of Buckingham Palace, Windsor Castle or Balmoral being some firm fan favourites. It comes as no surprise that these properties are some of the most beautiful and photographed buildings in the UK. There are 23 royal residences …
Property chains have the potential to be a nuisance, especially if the chain breaks and causes the sale or purchase of a house to collapse. With the majority of property sales taking place through a chain, it shouldn’t come as a surprise that alternative options are in place to safeguard your move should the chain …
So you have found your forever home. It’s got those bi-fold doors opening up to a Juliet balcony and a sizeable amount of outside space? Good times. There’s a catch, though. You haven’t sold your current house and need to find a buyer before getting the keys to your dream pad. Bad times. All is …
Letting your rental property is the name of the game, and accepting an offer that you’re happy with kickstarts the whole process. But should you take the highest offer, or is it worth exploring other factors like the calibre of the tenant? If you’re thinking about which offer to accept, you’ve come to the right …
The latest research from leading online estate agent Mashroom highlights the potential task faced by the next generation of aspirational buyers, if the government fails to provide more affordable housing to address the current stock shortage, and if prices continue to grow at the same pace as the last two decades. Mashroom analysed data from …
Who should I make aware of my upcoming move? Utilities Water – ensure that your water provider knows in advance that you’re moving home. Take a current reading of your water meter just before you move and send it across to the company so they are up to date with all the necessary information. Electricity …
More often than not, when you move into a new property, you will have to sign an Assured Shorthold Tenancy (AST) contract. Signing any kind of contract can feel like a big deal, so we’re here with a conclusive guide to help you understand how an AST works. What is an assured shorthold tenancy contract? …
If you’re thinking of renting a new home, you’ll be required to pass tenant referencing and credit checks. One of the requirements of tenant referencing is that you earn 2.5x the annual rent. Example: If the property’s rental price is £15,000 per year, you’ll need to earn at least £37,500 annually. However, not all renters …
