Sales

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.

Increasing your home’s value doesn’t have to be expensive or time-consuming. Learn which upgrades can boost your home’s value and make it stand out to buyers.

Buying or selling a property? Visibility and timing are everything. Discover how to stay ahead, catch the right listings, and attract the perfect buyers.

Exciting news for first-time buyers! Here’s what recent market developments mean for you.

Recent initiatives and market changes are making homeownership more achievable for first-time buyers. 

The Government has just launched two consultations on how it could change the property buying and selling process in England and Wales. It has acknowledged that the process is too slow, too costly and too fragile. 

New analysis has revealed an interesting shift in the purchasing habits of first-time buyers. Instead of buying a traditional starter home – a studio, a one-bedroom flat or a small terraced house – Barclays found a third of first-timer purchases are semi-detached homes.

Viewing a home? Don’t let excitement cloud your judgment. Discover 5 key mistakes buyers make — and how to avoid them.