What £250,000 Buys You along Herne Bay sea front: November 22 In this video we take a look at a first floor sea front apartment

What £450,000 Buys You in Whitstable: October 22 In this video we take a look at a bungalow in Valkyrie Avenue, Whitstable to find out

Property Market Report: October 2022 In this video, recorded on the 1/10/22, we chat about the news headlines following the weeks mini budget and how

September 2022 Property Market Report Welcome to the September 2022 property market comment.  There is no denying that the incredibly strong property market we have

August 2022 Property Market Report Welcome to the August 2022 property market comment. So far this year, we have seen continued growth in the property

In this weeks video I share how the property market is doing and give tips to sellers on how they increase their chances of a successful sale and or move ?.

In this video we cover trends in the current market and the outlook for the coming months in the East Kent area.

May 2022 Property Market Report As you may know, the Bank of England has just announced a further 0.25% increase in interest rates. That’s the

April 2022 Property Market Report As we enter the spring, the traditional spring market doesn’t quite feel that way yet! The acute shortage of stock

March 2022 Property Market Report As we exit what has been an extraordinarily upbeat winter in terms of the property market, we enter a slightly

March is the best month to sell a home as spring ushers in a wave of prospective buyers, with this year set for a bumper

It’s well known that confidence is key to a healthy property market. Or it used to be at least. The pandemic didn’t dent it – quite the opposite in fact, with the average house price having risen over 11% in the past year (Source: Nationwide). Could issues such as rapidly

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“Moving House” may be the term we commonly use, but moving HOME is surely a better description for one of life’s more stressful experiences. Few changes, other than a relationship, can stir such emotions.

As estate agents, we are effectively “agents of change” and whilst our natural focus might be to help people move in

Here’s a quick overview of the property market this November.

The manic race for space prompted by the SDLT concession has definitely started to ease and we are now experiencing a near-normal healthy property market, albeit with a little less stock than expected, because we have sold most of it!

According to the Halifax, the

Here’s a quick overview of the property market this October.

According to the Nationwide, annual house price growth last month was still very strong at about 10%, although this was down from 11% in August, and no doubt supported by the tail end of the SDLT concession which has now come to an end.

It

One of the frustrations with the system of property transfer in this country is that moving day invariably coincides with the formal completion of a sale.

Generally, the buyer cannot move out, and the seller cannot move in, until such time as the completion monies have been received by the seller’s bank, or in most

Many property transactions form part of a chain of related sales. Of course a chain is only as strong as its weakest link and, as a national statistic, unfortunately one in every three chains will fall apart, often at the eleventh hour. This happens for a variety of reasons from one party’s mortgage glitch to

According to the Nationwide, the average house price across the UK is up 11% on last year prompted, as we know, by three things: 1) Pent-up demand following three years of Brexit confusion, 2) The SDLT (stamp duty) holiday coupled with ultra-low mortgage rates, and 3) Lifestyle changes prompted by the pandemic. Interestingly, the average