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The mini budget – an outlook on the property market since its announcement

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On October 18, 2022
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The announcement of the mini budget on the 23rd of September by the ex-chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng, had left many vendors, or households looking to buy, seriously considering the positive and negatives of making the jump, in the current climate. With the demand for homes falling by a fifth since the announcement and the number of […]
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Recession – what does this mean for the UK housing market?

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On August 12, 2022
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With the recent announcement from the Bank of England that the UK is heading towards a recession, there has been much speculation on what this will mean for the property market and what affect it will have on the continuous rise of house prices across the UK. Britain last entered into a recession in 2020 […]
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Cladding Climbdown – what do these changes mean?

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On January 24, 2022
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Since Grenfell Tower, over 4 years ago, there has been a large amount of stress and uncertainty for flat owners across the country. The government had previously outlined action to remove and replace unsafe cladding from residential buildings, which greatly affected the pockets of the flat owners, in low rise flats especially. This was due […]
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Rising inflation – How does this affect mortgages?

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On November 23, 2021
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With the rise in inflation across all sectors of the economy due to the pandemic, it was expected that The Bank of England (BoE) were to raise interest rates recently, but it was a welcoming surprise for many that they kept the rate at 0.1 percent for November. Although this decision has pleased many, the […]
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What makes a property saleable?

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On October 22, 2021
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Selling your property on the open market comes with a lot of stress. There are a range of factors that sellers must consider before marketing their property to make it as saleable as possible. With the average person moving house eight times through their lifetime, these factors can be time consuming and costly. A few […]
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Post-Covid Changes and the Property Industry

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On October 4, 2021
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With the arrival of the 1st of October, three Covid measures that were brought in to revive the housing market and the economy, have come to an end. The three Covid related policies that are expiring are: tenant evictions, stamp duty and the furlough scheme. All three had a massive impact on the market and […]
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Ground Rent – what do the recent changes mean?

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On September 17, 2021
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Ground Rent is the regular payments made by an owner of a leasehold property to the freeholder or a superior leaseholder, as required under a lease. Ground Rent can be either fixed or escalating. If the payments are fixed, this means that it will remain unchanged throughout the term of the lease. Escalating Ground Rents […]
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Renting over buying – is this the best option for me?

  • Posted by Jon Nuttall
  • On September 6, 2021
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There are a lot of factors to consider when you decide to sell your property. It can be an extremely stressful time and knowing what your options are can make the move a lot smoother. One of the options and factors to consider is whether renting or buying an onward property is the best choice […]
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SELLING RETIREMENT PROPERTIES – HOW HAS CORONAVIRUS AFFECTED THE MARKET?

  • Posted by Jonathan Franklin
  • On August 19, 2021
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It was reported in 2019 that there were 730,000 retirement housing units across the UK and with the abundance of new retirement complexes being built across the country, this number is sure to have increased dramatically in the last couple of years. The retirement property market, since the start of the pandemic, has evidently slowed […]
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Do you own an apartment? EWS1 forms – what are they and what do the recent changes mean?

  • Posted by UK Homebuyers
  • On August 3, 2021
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  • Apartments, EWS1, Regs
Following the devastating Grenfell Tower fire in 2017, regulations on high rise buildings that contain flammable cladding have been put in place, including the introduction of the EWS1 form in December 2019. The Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) described “The EWS process, and resulting form, is a set way for a building owner to […]
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