I co-founded Greater London Properties in 2003 in an area we genuinely love. From the very beginning, we set out to build a business that felt personal, accountable, and grounded in strong relationships. GLP has always been a family business, and our core values aren’t marketing phrases — they guide how we work every day.
The rules change constantly, and unless you’re working in property management day in, day out, it’s easy to miss something: Compliance Isn’t Optional: Why the Right Letting Agent Protects You From Risk - An article written by Marc Hughes, Head of Property Management at GLP
After more than 15 years working in Central London lettings, I’ve seen the same situation play out time and time again. A property isn’t getting traction, enquiries are slow, and the first suggestion on the table is almost always the same: “Let’s reduce the rent.” Now, price absolutely matters — but it’s very rarely the whole story.
As a landlord, understanding your letting agent's Terms of Business is absolutely crucial. This document outlines the entire relationship, from fees to responsibilities. It's important to scrutinise the key areas before signing on the dotted line.
The local property market remains active — but it’s more considered than it was a few years ago. Homeowners across Dulwich and Herne Hill are weighing up a mix of wider market uncertainty, affordability-conscious buyers, and very local factors that can influence both timing and price.
However, there is plenty going on in our area. I thought I’d share a few ideas for you and your families – some are right on our doorstep and some a little further afield.
With Easter just around the corner, now is a strategic moment to prepare your home for market, before buyer demand peaks and properties move fastest.
As a landlord in London, presenting your property for viewings is key to attracting the right tenants quickly. This guide from Greater London Properties offers actionable, expert advice to ensure your rental stands out in a competitive market.
The London rental market is complex. At Greater London Properties, we understand the questions landlords have, we have been doing it for over 23 years. Here are 10 essential questions answered with practical insights to help you manage your property effectively.
If you’re planning to rent your property in 2026, you’re probably weighing things up more carefully than ever. With upcoming changes, rising costs and plenty of online opinion, many landlords are asking the same question: “Will renting still stack up for me?”
Understanding the tax implications of renting out a property is crucial for every landlord. This guide from Greater London Properties explores the tax landscape and compares owning properties personally versus through a limited company, helping you make informed decisions.
As a landlord, attracting the right tenants quickly and efficiently is crucial. At Greater London Properties, we elevate your property's visibility beyond standard listings, employing cutting-edge, direct marketing strategies.