Disruptive forces have been keeping investors on their toes for a while now. For the first time in many years, inflation has become an ever-present threat that is squeezing budgets,...

On Friday 16 September, the Government announced its annual Green Belt figures, which showed that 1,638,150 hectares of land in England (12.6% of all land) is allocated as green belt.

Despite the market beginning to cool a little due to the cost-of-living crisis, on average, over-65s have seen their property wealth increase by more than £10,000 this year,...

Buying your first home is one of life’s most exciting milestones but it’s an expensive time too and involves a lot of decision-making in those initial months of moving in....

Predictions have been coming in thick and fast over the last few months about the housing market ‘crashing’ or ‘falling off a cliff’, fuelled by headlines of...

One of the main causes of tenancy deposit disputes is cleaning and the condition of the property once it is handed back to the landlord. Renters looking to successfully get their...

Transactions in the country market will remain strong for the rest of this year despite question marks over the economy under the new government, according to the latest market insight...

As an island nation, our affinity to the sea and coastal living is deep-rooted and runs strong amongst us and, however black the economic clouds may be, it seems that the outlook for...

Given the surge in house prices over the last two years, inflation and the cost of living crisis – property values are predicted to ease in the coming months, presenting an...

New research from Hammonds Furniture looked at variables relating to the cost of living, quality of living, childcare costs, quality of schools, and house prices across 35 major towns...