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Details: Published: 21 April 2021; Hits: 200

Are you looking to buy a flat, either for your own use as a home or as a buy-to-let investment? Flats including apartments and maisonettes are generally sold on a leasehold basis, and the length of the remaining lease has a big impact on the property value. The price of a short lease property, therefore, may be appealing. However, before you go ahead with the purchase of a short lease flat, it is highly recommended that you do your homework to fully understand the legal and financial implications you are taking on. Read this GUIDE to buying a flat on a short lease and if you have any questions, contact us for further advice.

Details: Published: 10 April 2021; Hits: 184

We're Welcoming You Home . . . On behalf of the team, I'm delighted to advise our seller clients, our landlords and our community that we will be re-opening our showroom in Lion Street at 9am on Monday 12th April. We will be available for in-person as well as digital and virtual appointments and we look forward to continuing to help you all with your property journeys.

Kate Taylor MNAEA

Director

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Details: Published: 03 April 2021; Hits: 212

Details: Published: 26 March 2021; Hits: 286

Saying that 2020 changed the way many companies do business is a massive understatement. Pivoting their strategies, businesses evolved and adapted to a new way of working with many people now working from home for the foreseeable future. With the adaption, we saw a surge of digital products and services to help businesses continue to work productively while employees worked remotely. With a captive audience working from home and many people using digital platforms, it is easy to see why so many businesses have shifted their attention to digital marketing, Social Media, website optimisation and other online media. However, is there still a place for direct mail marketing in a world of remote working and virtual meetings? Read more here.

Details: Published: 18 March 2021; Hits: 371

Are you in the process of buying a property and are wondering about getting a survey? Don’t make the mistake that far too many homebuyers still make, thinking it’s an unnecessary expense. A study carried out by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) revealed that those who didn’t bother with a home survey faced unexpected repair work after moving in, resulting in £5,750 in costs on average, and for some, the cost can be substantially higher. So, do yourself a big favour and assess the risk of your investment before you sign on the dotted line. Read our blog post in full here.