Residential Sales

With house prices continuing to rise and the ongoing impact the coronavirus pandemic is having on jobs it's a challenging time to be trying to get your first step on the property ladder.

Despite a challenging year, it’s safe to say that despite the ongoing pandemic and the impacts of Brexit, the UK property market has remained buoyant. But the type of house you are looking to buy or sell has and will be key in 2021.

The UK property market has seen “back-to-back record-breaking months”, according to the NAEA Propertymark’s latest Housing Market Report.

The UK government has set out plans to clean up our energy system, and keep our homes warm while ensuring our energy bills are affordable as the country reduces greenhouse gas emissions and aims to green up the economy.

The Bank of England’s Financial Policy Committee is to conduct a review of mortgage affordability following concerns that the ongoing Covid-19 pandemic is creating “tight conditions” for borrowers, especially first-time buyers.

Despite a challenging year, it’s safe to say that despite the ongoing pandemic and the impacts of Brexit, the UK property market has remained buoyant – supported in part by the Government’s measures on stamp duty.

From 20 September, if you’re a Home Owners or Landlord, you could benefit from the new Green Homes Grant, which will allow you to make savings on your energy bills. Who can benefit from the Green Homes Grant? Details recently announced by Chancellor Rishi Sunak, state that from September 2020, Home Owners and Landlords in England are eligible to apply for vouchers up to the value of £5,000 from the...

We've had some fantastic feedback from customers across the board over the last 12 weeks. While lockdown meant many services were restricted, we had many customers who were part way through selling their property, and needed to be assured that we were still operating in the background to ensure things met completion! We've had a lot of feedback for our Residential Sales Teams, who work tirelessly to...

The Government announced the new temporary changes to Stamp Duty Land Tax, but what does this mean for homebuyers? With immediate effect the new Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT) threshold of £500,000 will apply and will run until 31 March 2021. This means any buyer purchasing a primary residential property between 8 July 2020 and 31 March 2021, up to the value of £500,000, will be exempt of paying Stamp...