What are the benefits of a non-inclusive rent agreement?
A Leaner, Clearer Rental ModelA non-inclusive rent agreement – where tenants pay separately for utilities – can be a surprisingly effective way to manage your property.
Electrical safety in rentals: Staying compliant with England’s EICR rules
Why Electrical Safety MattersElectrical faults remain one of the leading causes of domestic fires in England, which is why the law requires landlords to take strict precautions.
Advantages of making an autumnal move
Less competition, more choiceAutumn is often quieter than the spring and summer peaks.
Surge in surveys as buyers become more cautious
Why first-time buyers are in focusGetting on the property ladder can feel daunting, with rising house prices and the challenge of saving for a deposit.
Features to add thousands to your home’s value
Think beyond the structureIt’s not always about a full kitchen overhaul or knocking down walls.
10 questions you should ask your estate agent
The property market is a fast-paced and confusing world, so you’ll need a good agent on your side to help you navigate its complexities.
It’s not all about house prices
It’s worth talking to your agent this August as the housing market is in good shape for many reasons.
Inclusive vs. Non-Inclusive Rent: The Tenant’s Guide
Know What You’re Paying For Renting a home comes with plenty of questions, but one of the biggest is: what exactly am I paying for? Whether your rent is all-inclusive or non-inclusive can make a big difference to your monthly budget, your responsibilities, and how stress-free your tenancy feels.
Top Tips for First-Time Tenants: Questions You Should Ask
Getting Started on the Right Foot Renting for the first time can feel exciting and a little overwhelming.
Finding Your Perfect Home This Winter
Winter House Hunting: Why It’s Actually a Good Thing Think winter is a slow, dreary time for moving? Think again.
House prices forecast to rise 15% over the next five years
A steady market ahead After a period of strong growth, experts now predict a more balanced pace in the property market, with around 15% growth expected over the next five years.
Living Together: The Lowdown on Joint Tenancy
Moving in together? Here’s the scoop Whether it’s your first flatshare or you’re moving in with friends, joint tenancy is one of the most common ways to rent a home as a group.
How FENSA Certificates Can Affect Your Home Sale
What Are FENSA Certificates? FENSA certificates are the proof that any replacement windows or doors in your home meet building regulations.
Top Tips to Speed Up Your Home Sale
Make a Strong First Impression Buyers decide whether they love a home within minutes.
What Makes a Good Estate Agent? Key Indicators for Sellers
Why Choosing the Right Agent Matters Selling a home is one of your biggest financial moves.
How You Can Save Money on Energy Bills
Know your energy usage Start by understanding where your energy is going.
Renters’ Rights Bill should be an opportunity – not a threat
A new chapter for renting The Renters’ Rights Bill is designed to strengthen protections for tenants while promoting fairness in the rental sector.
Buy-to-let mortgages: How it all works
Understanding buy-to-let (BTL) mortgages is essential for making your property investment journey smoother and more profitable.
Boost for first-time buyers: Making your move easier
Why first-time buyers are in focus Getting on the property ladder can feel daunting, with rising house prices and the challenge of saving for a deposit.
Shared ownership: The pros and cons for first-time buyers
What is shared ownership? Shared ownership allows you to buy a share of a property usually between 25% and 75% while paying rent on the remaining portion to a housing association.
Home renovation projects that have become cheaper in recent months
Home renovations can add value, improve comfort, and make your property more appealing if you plan to sell.
How smart technology can increase the value of your property
Today’s buyers expect more than just four walls and a roof, they want convenience, efficiency, and security.
Guide on how to get a mortgage
Understand what a mortgage is A mortgage is essentially a loan to help you buy a property.
Smart money moves: Planning your finances before moving
Start with a clear budget Before you start packing boxes, get a full picture of your finances.
What tenants need to know about the Renters’ Reform Bill
Big changes, better protection If you rent in England, you’ve probably heard about the Renters' Reform Bill, but what does it actually mean for you? With the bill working its way through Parliament, it’s set to bring in some of the most significant changes to tenancy law in decades.
Government to fast-track big projects: ‘Essential’ to developing affordable homes
A Bold Move for Affordable HousingThe UK government is aiming to tackle the housing crisis head-on by fast-tracking the approval and construction of major housing projects.
Buyer demand & listing levels: a balancing act
The Changing Landscape of the Property MarketAs we move through Q3, 2025, the UK property market is experiencing a considerable shift.
Interior trends buyers love right now
Styling Your Home to Stand OutWhen selling your home, styling can help potential buyers imagine themselves living there.
Budget-friendly kerb appeal hacks that sell homes
Making a Memorable First ImpressionWhen selling your home, the first thing buyers notice is the exterior.
What to ask your estate agent (but might be afraid to)
Key Questions First-Time Buyers Should AskBuying your first home can be overwhelming, and working with an estate agent may feel intimidating.
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