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Watsons Annual Conference 2023 brought together Watsons' team of RICS surveyors from across the UK to share best practices, discuss industry trends, and learn about the latest developments in the Surveying Industry. Learn more about the event.

Finding the perfect home is not just about the property; it's about nurturing dreams and turning them into reality. Our approach is centered on understanding each buyer’s unique needs, aspirations, and lifestyle, ensuring that every step of the home-buying process is guided by care, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to delivering the best experience.

From tenant selection and property maintenance to legal responsibilities, there is a lot that must be considered to succeed as a landlord. Here are our five top tips for first-time landlords. 

As we approach the festive season, many homeowners are eager to finalise their property sales before Christmas. With a few strategic steps, you can enhance your chances of selling your home before the yuletide celebrations.

Finding the perfect home is not just about the property; it's about nurturing dreams and turning them into reality. Our approach is centered on understanding each buyer’s unique needs, aspirations, and lifestyle, ensuring that every step of the home-buying process is guided by care, professionalism, and a genuine commitment to delivering the best experience.

As the sun fades and autumn begins, the days start to get colder and the heating comes on. Perfect time to provide some heating and energy tips and advice.

East Anglia has so many beautiful, historical buildings – everything from period cottages and farm buildings to large stately homes. A common feature of many of these buildings is the use of clay lump construction. Clay lump is a traditional form of construction, using materials with a high clay content, as well as sand, chalk and gravel.

Homeowners in the UK are increasingly turning to retrofitting as a sustainable solution to enhance the efficiency of their properties. Find out more...

The UK housing sector has seen a range of evolving trends in recent years, both in terms of what is gaining traction and what is fading out. What are some of the key developments in the industry, and what traditional practices or preferences are becoming outdated? Moreover, how are these trends likely to continue shaping the housing market in the coming years?

In our latest blog, we break down the new Renters' Rights Bill and what it means for both tenants and landlords. The bill introduces major reforms, including limits on no-fault evictions, caps on rent increases, and stricter standards for landlords. These changes aim to provide more security, affordability, and better living conditions for renters, while also reshaping the dynamics of the rental market.