How do we navigate, what some people are calling, a potential ‘Starmer Surge’ following the general election? Despite the anticipation and the ever-continuing speculations around this year’s election, the impact on the property market has been negligible. Trends in the market, buyer interest, and property values have remained steady, showing no significant fluctuations. So given
You might also like
The Autumn Budget: what landlords need to knowRishi Sunak’s budge...
Trying to understand the complexities of the UK property market can bring about a headache to even the most educated of professionals.
You might also like
3 Key Concerns For Landlords In 20233 Key Concerns For Landlo...
What did our team learn at this years Propertymark One?
You might also like
What’s Happening to Section 21?The Government’s...
Propertymark One was back and with a bang! Click to find out more about what the team heard on our day up to the ExCeL London.
You might also like
January 2021 Lockdown: What You Need To KnowA very happy new year to ...
Had you asked many forecasters 18 months ago if the market was likely to crash they would have said yes. So why hasn’t it?
You might also like
Propertymark One 2024Propertymark One was back...
With an election just announced, the latest trends in and the summer holidays fast approaching…Toby is here to catch everyone up with the most recent trends from the rental market here in Bath! As always, the YouTube video is below. Let us know what your thoughts are in the comments. Until next month folks!
This week we look into recent trends in Baths rental market and evaluate what the future looks like for landlords going forward.
Trying to navigate the property market in Bath can be confusing. Market dynamics are constantly evolving and understanding that dynamic is essential. Whether you are looking to buy your dream home or sell a cherished property. Recent Data has revealed a fascinating surge in property transactions across the UK, and Bath is included in this
In before Christmas? Click to find out why the time to act is now.
Yes, that’s correct. On average, since the start of the turn of the millennium, homeowners in the Bath area have seen gains at an average of 8% growth year-on-year. A ‘steady as she goes’ restriction in house price increase has been seen over the last few years since the pandemic hit, and this is likely
You might also like
Reside COVID-19 Business Continuity PlanLast update: 15 May 2020....
