What Might the UK Property Market Look Like in 2022?
It’s fair to say that the last couple of years have been unpredictable in many different ways, and the property market has not ...
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Investment
5 Reasons Why Birmingham is an Investment Hotspot for 2022
As the year draws to a close, the post-pandemic property boom has seen many investors looking for their 2022 investment opportunity. Once an ...
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Planning for Higher Interest Rates, & Praying They Are Not Too High
On November 4, the markets were braced for an important announcement from the Bank of England. Expectations were high that this would be ...
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Growing Risk of Underinsurance Across Each Level of Property Development
There is an old adage, often heard upon the existence of an insurance policy, along the lines of “it is okay, it is ...
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Commercial Properties Without Integrated Technology Will Struggle to Find Tenants
Businesses’ demands and expectations of the offices they lease has evolved significantly in recent years, and the pace of change is only accelerating. ...
Budget 2021 Aftermath – Did the Chancellor Target Property for Tax Revenue?
In the Autumn Budget, very few impending tax hikes were revealed by the Chancellor Rishi Sunak – going against the grain of much ...
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Even London Rents Are Joining the Housing Party
The housing story of the past 18 months has been dominated by house prices and transactions. It has been a strange story. Under ...
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Uncovering the UK’s Property Investment Hotspots
It is fair to say that the past two years have highlighted the surprising diversity of fortunes within the UK’s property market. Naturally, ...
Press Releases
What Are Your Rights When A New Build Isn’t up to Standard?
The new build sector can be a minefield of snagging issues and property related problems that plague homebuyers long after they’ve purchased the ...
News
Bank of England Opts for ‘Least Worst’ Decision… Do Nothing
Given the troubles stacking up for the UK economy, it’s not a surprise that the Bank of England has opted for the least ...
