We can report that the market is changing. The numbers of properties coming onto the market are slightly increasing, but they are taking a longer time to sell. Demand has perceptibly decreased, at least following an initial flurry of interest at the outset and if...
Look out for our new ‘Smartboards’. If you see one of these on a ‘For Sale’ sign, there will be extensive information about the property available, plus contact details with us, the selling Agent. All you need to do is: Use your Smartphone to read the QR...
The reasons for moving haven’t changed, but the panic that we have seen in recent months amongst buyers, many who have been disappointed more than once, is receding. There are still a reasonable number of properties coming onto the market for sale, but increasingly, these need...
It can be, depending on your needs and immediate plans. What are the advantages of renting? Limited capital input, it is now possible to get an insurance backed virtual deposit. In Wales, more than in other parts of the UK, you would gain a substantial degree...
In the light of general inflation, with oil, gas and fuel prices rising, reduced personal benefits and increasing National Insurance (in reality a tax by another name), how are property values still holding up? Firstly, a limited supply of property stock is coming onto the market,...
A popular misconception, promoted by some Agents, is that the marketing and gimmicks allied to that are the main things. The truth however, is that provided the property is correctly priced and...
At this point in time the market remains strong. The rate of increase in house prices is stabilising, more because there are increasing numbers of properties coming onto the market, rather than any diminution in demand. Each attractive new property generates a flurry...
Anyone thinking of selling or buying property at this time, must be wondering what is going to happen to the market? Will it continue to be as buoyant as it is at present? or will activity be modified by the effects of inflation, shortages of...
1) Trust: An Agent you can trust is all important. 2) Experience: This is something that cannot be bought or transferred. It is acquired over many years and includes observations of changing circumstances, an understanding of human behaviour, the workings of the property market specifically...
A mortgage is an economic means of borrowing a large amount of money, repayable over a number of years, although you have a choice as to how many these are. It can be redeemed on the sale of the property and is...