Why Now Is The Time To Get Your Property Valued
With house prices rising and buyers encouraged by interest rate cuts, now may be the time for prospective sellers to get a property valuation in Loughborough.
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How Will Build-To-Rent Construction Dip Affect The Market?
If you have a property to rent, you could find plenty of demand for it in an area with a lack of available lettings as build-to-rent construction falls.
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Surging UK House Prices Close In On All-Time High
UK House prices are almost back to their all-time peak level, which means now may be a very good time for sellers to contact Leicester estate agents.
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How New Legislation On Lettings Could Affect Landlords
Our Loughborough letting agents are the people to see if you want to let out a property, which will include advising on upcoming rental sector legislation.
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Why Do Bedroom And Bathroom Counts Affect Property Values?
One of the first parts of any property listing is the number of bedrooms and number of bathrooms, but why are these specifically so important to estate agents?
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Why Was The Traditional Summer Slump Far Less Pronounced?
Typically, the summer months see a downturn in interest for estate agents, but this was far less true in 2024, with the fastest rate of growth in two years.
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How Base Rate Cut Has Boosted House Buyer Interest
Properties for sale in Leicester and beyond are likely to attract a lot more enquiries, the evidence of the first weeks after the base rate cut suggests.
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Top Tips For Speeding Up A Property Sale Over The Summer
If you ask an estate agent when the best time to buy or sell a house is, very few of them would suggest the summer. As house price indexes will attest to, July is typically a month where the housing market slows down, as most homeowners have other priorities with…
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What Is The Buy, Rehab, Rent, Refinance, Repeat Method?
The BRRRR property investment model has increasingly been noticed by estate agents, but is it a sustainable and successful way to build a property portfolio?
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Will Building More Houses Lead To Lower Property Prices?
With pledges to build more houses a major talking point in 2024, would increasing the supply of housing to fit demand ultimately lead to lower house prices?
