Now that the dust has settled on the Autumn Budget, let’s look at how it will impact the property market.
Earlier today, the Bank of England (B of E) announced that the base interest rate will be cut by 0.25 to 4.75%
The Bank of England meets tomorrow (Thursday 7 November) to set the official Bank Rate or base rate as it is also known.
Planning a move in 2025? With recent stamp duty changes, seasonal market shifts, and the average time it takes to sell a property, getting the timing right has never been more important. Here’s a guide to help you prepare your move strategically, so you can achieve the best outcome.
With PM Keir Starmer warning it would be painful, the new government’s first Budget has been hotly awaited for some weeks now. In this article, we’ll look at what the Chancellor of the Exchequer, Rachel Reeves, announced – paying specific attention to what will affect the property market.
New data shows the mortgage market has bounced back from the turbulence of two years ago.
Are you a homeowner in Cottingham? Perhaps you’re planning to move/sell/buy within the next six to twelve months, or maybe you're on the lookout for your next dream home and have no timescales. Whether you're buying or selling, having a clear understanding of the current state of the property market in Cottingham is vital to make informed choices.
The weather is dreary. Christmas is on the way. So, right now is an absolutely terrible time to jump into the housing market. Isn’t it?You should wait until the new year before you go house hunting. Shouldn’t you? No! Let us explain why.
In the past decade, millions of Brits have snapped up home tech gadgets to monitor their kids, cats, dogs and deliveries.
Rightmove has unveiled a new tool to help calculate how much renovation works add to the value of a property. How does it work, and is it any good? Let’s find out.
What does preparing for a marathon have in common with selling your home? More than you might think! Both require dedication, a strategic plan, and the patience to see it through. Let us explain why.
The Bank of England has just announced its decision on interest rates. And the decision is… to keep the interest rate on hold at 5% for now.