Sales

Skipping crucial planning this month could cost you the home you want—and add stress to your New Year.

Selling your home doesn’t have to be stressful. Discover how James Anderson Estate Agents combines accurate valuations, targeted marketing, and proactive support to help your property sell smoothly—and give you peace of mind every step of the way.

Choosing the cheapest survey option might seem smart—but it could end up being the most expensive decision you ever make.

Discover why the quietest weeks of the year can give the most committed buyers an unexpected advantage—and how you can leverage it.

All eyes were on Downing Street on 26th November 2025, when Rachel Reeves held the famous red briefcase aloft, this year’s Autumn Budget notes contained within. The following address to the House of Commons was hotly anticipated – the expectancy blamed for a pause in the buying and selling market.

Birdnesting has been back in the press this year, thanks to an unlikely source. When the then Deputy Leader of the Labour party was caught not paying enough stamp duty, it was her birdnesting status that caught her out.

Buyers facing late-year finance hurdles? Vendor financing could be the key to completing on time. Discover how this flexible solution benefits both sellers and buyers.

Buying your first home is exciting – but November chills mean it’s time to make sure your new nest is properly protected.

Late autumn and early winter can reveal hidden property issues, known as survey shock. Learn how to handle surprises and negotiate repairs.

Buying a property in November? Understanding your place in the property chain can give you a significant advantage and help you avoid costly delays.

In the UK, the school admission process involves a parent or caregiver having a permanent, valid address and many families will pre-empt this requirement by moving to improve their chances of getting a place at their favoured school.

Exciting times for buyers and sellers in South West London – here’s why now could be the perfect moment to make your move.