If your home has been on the market for a little while and interest seems to be dipping — fewer viewings, radio silence from your agent, or just a general sense that things aren’t moving — it can feel frustrating, even disheartening. Especially if everything started with high hopes and a big, bold valuation.
GOOD NEWS for landlords and agents - THE BILL HAS BEEN SUSPENDED UNTIL EARLY AUTUMN, with no more dates set following the Third Reading on the 21st July. Here is an update on what amendments have been discussed in Parliament so far...
This week’s Panorama report has shed light on some concerning practices within parts of the UK’s larger corporate estate agencies. The investigation revealed that certain agencies prioritise buyers who agree to use their in-house mortgage or conveyancing services—a practice known as “conditional selling.”
A major shake-up is about to hit the private rental sector – and if you're a residential landlord in London, the Renters’ Rights Bill will affect how you let, manage, and regain possession of your property
Valuing properties in London is part art, part data science, and part instinct built on years of doing the job, street by street. At Greater London Properties (GLP), we know that no two homes and no two sales are ever the same. And that's especially true in a market as fragile and nuanced as different parts of London.
If you're thinking about renting out your property — or you're currently on the market but not seeing results — it’s crucial to feel confident that your letting agent has the strategy, tools, and expertise to secure the right tenants quickly and at the best rent.
At the core of every great business is a person with vision, values, and a genuine passion for what they do. For Greater London Properties, that person is Rob Hill, our Director and Founder.
Former Lord Mayor Jon Glanz shares what it’s like working with GLP. We know London and South East a competitive place when it comes to estate agents—so why do so many clients choose us?
Selling a rental property can be both exciting and daunting — especially when there are financial implications to weigh up. Whether you're streamlining your portfolio, cashing in on capital growth, or just ready to move on, it's important to think through the tax and money side of things before putting up the “For Sale” sign.
When selling a buy-to-let (BTL) property in 2025, landlords face a number of considerations that go beyond a typical residential sale. Here are key questions to ask yourself, covering financial, legal, tax, and tenant-related issues:
Great news you're looking to buy in this part of London – it’s one of our favourite areas and always in high demand.
Life moves in chapters—and for many homeowners, there comes a time when the family home starts to feel… a little too big. Maybe the kids have flown the nest, or maybe you're simply ready for a space that’s easier to maintain, with less time spent cleaning and more time enjoying life.