NEWS

Understandably, the coronavirus pandemic has made people reluctant to make any big financial decisions right now.

Research has highlighted that buyers of new build properties are prepared to move 56% further than those purchasing homes that are not brand new.

When the property market reopened in mid-May, buyer demand surged to exceed pre-lockdown levels within days. Property portal Rightmove recorded its busiest ever day on 27 May – an 18% increase on [...]

Prime property hunters say that having a dedicated space for remote working is now a bigger priority, a survey has found.

Buying a property can be stressful and it can feel like there are a million things to do, but some things are more important to remember.

During the coronavirus lockdown, many aspiring homeowners have seen their prospects dashed as lenders have pulled thousands of mortgage products from the market.

Many people have taken a hit to their income during the pandemic. However, those looking to trim their outgoings should think twice before cancelling their protection cover.

After spending much more time at home during lockdown, people have been revaluating their situation, prompting many to consider a house move.

On 8th July Rishi Sunak announced in the Chancellor’s mini budget a temporary holiday on stamp duty in England and Northern Ireland to try and boost the property market.

We all know how difficult it is to get on the property ladder these days. One increasingly popular solution for first-time buyers is to co-buy a property with friends.