Here’s the penultimate part of our series of articles on a family’s views on selling up and moving home. This family of five sold and moved last year, but their experiences (and emotions) are timeless. We’ve shared the perspectives of a six-year-old, a ‘tweenager’ and a teenager, and now it’s mum’s turn.

Buyers remorse. A feeling of regret or anxiety after making a purchase. Often felt after spending money on something that you later feel wasn't worth it. Clothing bought in a sale because it was perceived to be a bargain when, in reality, you probably didn't really need or indeed want to buy it. You might not have even given it a second thought if it had not been discounted.

Should you hold out to get an offer from a cash buyer? Are they really the best option? Would you go to great lengths to ensure you could buy your next home with cash? Read this article to find out if cash is king in property sales.

Are you having to relocate for work? Often, relocation plans come somewhat out of the blue and can put you into an absolute tailspin as you try to figure out where you will live and what you will do with your old house, not to mention getting places in the schools for the kids. This article takes a quick look at what you can do to make this process smoother.

How do you decide on a new home that everyone in the family is head over heels in love with? How do you settle on a property that accommodates everyone's needs? Read this article to find out how to narrow your search to find the perfect new home for your family without any disagreements.

One of the biggest challenges first-time buyers (FTBs) face is getting a deposit together. Saving a large sum of cash while covering all your living expenses during a cost-of-living crisis is no mean feat.

We’re estate agents, not mind magicians like Derren Brown, but recently, we’ve been delving into the psychological aspects of home buying.

They’ve graced our TV screens for years and made millions buying and selling homes. But, like the rest of us, famous property gurus also make mistakes.

If you’re thinking about moving house in 2024, there’s a lot to mull over, especially if you have children to consider.

If moving could be on the cards for you next year, now’s the time to set some goals to help turn your property dreams into a reality.

Do you have an empty property this winter? Perhaps you are trying to sell or rent it, and things are going slowly due to the cold, unwelcoming feeling that is creeping in as the winter progresses. This article shares the top tips for looking after an empty property through winter and what to do if you are trying to sell.

Before you put your home on the market this new year, make sure that you've mastered the art of conducting the perfect viewing to maximise your chances for a sale and great offers. Read this article to find out more.