Sales

As the property market emerges from its winter lull, spring 2025 presents new opportunities for buyers and sellers in South West London. With increased listings, growing buyer demand, and shifting economic conditions, understanding the local market trends can help you make informed decisions this season.

When you sell your home, you’ll want as many people to be impressed as possible. Buyers will make an assumption about your property within seconds, whether that’s when browsing photos online or looking at your property during a viewing.

In 2023, the Bank of Mum & Dad gifted or loaned an estimated £9.4 billion to adult children buying a property. It’s a sum that has almost doubled since 2019, with generous parents and even grandparents keen to help loved ones get a foot on the property ladder.

Securing your ideal home isn’t just about the highest bid. Learn how to make your offer more appealing to sellers while staying within your budget.

While online listings and digital advertising are essential in today’s market, there is still something to be said for the traditional ‘For Sale’ sign.

Navigating property chains can be stressful, but understanding how to manage delays and risks can make the process smoother.

The UK property market has a lot going for it thanks to a year in which mortgage rates finally dropped and confidence replaced uncertainty. This encouraged buyer demand, and the number of sales agreed increased by 25% on the previous year.* If you're considering relocating in 2025, there are numerous compelling reasons to get started. Here are 10 reasons to buy in 2025.

Yes it’s a cliché but will 2025 be a case of ‘New Year, new home?’ If you are serious about purchasing a property, almost everything will be dictated by your monetary situation. Here’s how to get your finances in order before you start looking for a new home.

It is one of the most unusual property phenomena but the Boxing Day bounce is real and potential sellers can prepare for it now.

Data held by the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government estimates there are almost 5 million leasehold homes in England alone. As a result, many people buy, and subsequently sell, a leasehold property.  

Many things have changed since the Covid pandemic but no one would have predicted how two new habits with no direct links to the medical world would radically shift our perspective, perhaps forever. Even more surprisingly, both habits have a direct link to property sales.