September is a popular month for Students and others which would like to move during the summertime. Here is some advice for your property search if you are looking to move in September.
Finding a property to invest in takes time, and there are many different factors to consider before you make your choice. Location is one of the key elements that you need to get right to keep your investment safe. Read this article to learn more about selecting the best area for investment.
Electric vehicles are here to stay and increase in popularity year on year, but what if you can not have a charging point fitted at your home? If you don't follow the correct process, it could harm your chances of a property sale in the future.
The survey is a significant milestone in any property sale, but what should you do if the report has issues? Read this article to learn how to navigate the sales process after a problematic survey report.
When you decide to sell your family home, the general advice is to de-personalise it. But this is wishy-washy at best, so we have compiled a step-by-step guide to get your property ready for sale.
Are you planning a new kitchen? Refreshing your old kitchen can change how you feel about your home and even add value to your property. Read this article before you embark on redesigning your kitchen.
When selling your home, you obviously want to highlight the best features, but what are buyers looking for? Knowing this could make all the difference in how quickly you can sell your house and how much you will be offered. Read on to find out more.
With the renters reform bill looming due to political changes, the climate could vastly change when it comes to landlords being able to increase their rent during a tenancy. Read the article on how to stay ahead and act now before it's too late.
The recent government announcement to abolish the Furnished Holiday Lettings (FHL) tax regime represents a seismic shift in the landscape of the London property market, particularly affecting the Central London Lettings sector.
In an unexpected twist in the latest budget, the Chancellor has made a significant move by reducing the property capital gains tax (CGT) from 28% to 24%. This decision marks a pivotal moment for the real estate sector, particularly affecting landlords and second-home owners in Central London.
For those yet to experience the unique approach of Greater London Properties (GLP), we just wanted to share why numerous clients trust us repeatedly with their property sales.
Rightmove published research which supported evidence that a property is far more likely to sell for its highest value if buyers are ‘bidding up’..