As we move further into 2023, we’re inching ever closer to the various changes in legislation that landlords need to be aware of this year.
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by James Court
As we move further into 2023, we’re inching ever closer to the various changes in legislation that landlords need to be aware of this year.
by James Court
Price inflation is an increasing concern, rising to its highest levels in 40 years. What does inflation mean for house prices? How should you approach purchasing a property with inflation in mind?
by James Court
Buying, owning and selling commercial property can be nuanced in ways that other kinds of property purchases aren’t. This blog explores the most asked questions.
by James Court
Purchasing a home can be intimidating and exciting at the same time, especially if it’s you’re a first time buyer. We’re here to make things easier to understand.
by James Court
There’s no denying we’re a nation of pet lovers, and probably even more so since the pandemic, which saw a huge boom in people adopting dogs and other animals to keep them company during lonely lockdown periods.
by James Court
For landlords, the cost of living crisis is worrying on several fronts; in terms of protecting your investment for the sake of your own financial situation, and concern for your tenants.
by James Court
If you’re thinking about investing in commercial property in Leicester, you’ve come to the right place. There are many benefits to investing in commercial property and you might already be drawn by strong rental return.
by James Court
Are you thinking about selling your home? The prospect of putting your property on the market can be daunting, especially if you’re new to the process or you need a quick sale.
by James Court
Introduction: There’s no denying it’s been a hectic two years for the property market as a result of the global pandemic prompting a huge surge in house buying activity. While some of that initial burst caused by stamp duty holidays and changing lifestyle priorities has maybe calmed, prices remain high. If you didn’t sell last… Read more »
by James Court
Introduction: There’s no denying it’s been a very strange and unpredictable 18 months, and the same is true for the property sector. Deciding when might be a good time to sell a rental property can be difficult at the best of times, but throw in a global pandemic, bans on evictions, changes in legislation and… Read more »
by James Court
You might have seen our previous blog post recently about the difference between a Homebuyer Report and a Mortgage Valuation and we’re here to carry on giving you the information to help you feel comfortable when buying a property! This time we’re covering the differences between a Condition Report and a Building Survey. Surveys, reports,… Read more »
by James Court
We all go through a phase of wanting to update our home, but sometimes big projects require planning permission. Thanks to Property Reporter, we can provide you with 5 home renovations that require no planning permission! 1: Adding a porchYou don’t need to apply for planning permission when building a porch if it’s no more… Read more »
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Key Findings • The number of tenants negotiating rent reductions fell to 1.1% • The number of agents witnessing rent increases remained at 32% • Demand from prospective tenants continued to fall with an average of 56 prospective tenants registered per branch • The number of properties managed per letting agent branch increased marginally to… Read more »
by James Court
Moving home is stressful at the best of times, but how can you ensure the move goes smoothly? It’s one thing making sure everything is packed, cancelled and locked before you leave your family home forever. But what if all the planning in the world doesn’t successfully prep your children? If this is their first… Read more »
by James Court
Leicester over the last few years is making its mark on the map, with a 2016 Premier League win (woo!), a wide variety of independent restaurants and bars, and great connections to London and other surrounding cities, it’s no wonder why more and more young people are moving here. According to a 2015 report from… Read more »
by James Court
It has become clear that houses aren’t as easy to buy as they used to be, causing more people to resort to long-term renting. Is it time for Estate Agents to start persuading Landlords that a pet in their property isn’t a bad thing? Pets are part of our everyday lives and part of our… Read more »