With the general election coming on 4 July, let’s take a look at what this could mean for the reform of rental law going forward.
Read MoreThe property market in the UK is a complex and multifaceted entity, characterised by a myriad of factors that influence property prices and values.
Read MoreThe UK property market has demonstrated remarkable resilience despite facing significant challenges over the past 18 months. Many analysts in the autumn of 2022 predicted a severe downturn in house prices, driven by economic uncertainty, a cost-of-living crisis, and rising mortgage rates.
Read MoreOver the past few years, the UK rental market has experienced significant fluctuations, with rents increasing dramatically during the Covid-19 pandemic. Between 2020 and 2022, demand far exceeded supply, driving rents to unprecedented levels.
Read MoreUnderstanding the various property tenures in Southampton is helpful for homebuyers in making informed decisions.
Read MoreWhen it comes to home improvements, it’s wise to think carefully before you splash the cash. Southampton buyers tend to pay particular attention to the condition of specific areas of a property, so it’s best to invest your time and money in these places.
Read MoreAs May comes into view, with the anticipation of the warm summer months ahead of us, with sun-drenched hot beaches and cold ice cream, the thoughts and contemplations of Christmas seem a million miles away.
Read MoreThis is important as house prices are a national obsession and tied into the health of the UK economy as a whole. Most of that gain has come from the overall growth in Southampton property values, while some of it will have been enhanced by extending, modernising or developing their Southampton home.
Read MoreHere’s an update on what these changes involve and a timeline for when they’ll come into force.
Read MoreWhatever the rest of 2024 brings, moving home should mostly be based on your circumstances and not solely on what is happening to Southampton property prices.
Read MoreSouthampton Gen X-ers own 6,500 homes outright, worth £1,599,845,000 with a further 8,106 homes with a mortgage on it, worth £1,995,129,780 (an equally impressive £3.59 billion in Southampton alone).
Read MoreIf you’ve just inherited a rental property, then you may be wondering what your options are.
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