Property has always been considered and nearly always proved to be the most stable and sustainable investment an individual can make. However, we are not living in the same world as a month ago. We have been saddened and shocked by the unfolding events and our thoughts are with the people most directly affected. Just as we have seen recently with other global tragedies and disruptions such as Covid-19 and...
With so much instability in both pandemic and the economy, it’s understandable that forecasts from the experts vary, but what appears to be the common expectation is that due to a lack of stock and the likely increase in interest rates, sales and property values will slow down from record sales and property values of 8-10% across the country. It is important to remember that certain unprecedented...
Britain and England’s capital is seeing a mini-boom since lockdown restrictions have eased. Homeowners are now reevaluating their situations, lifestyle, and preferred locations. Clear proof that the market is moving again is in the figures; according to Rightmove, the average property in Britain is reaching £320,265 this month – the highest figure since the site started its report in 2001. This new...
In these unprecedented times, property owners and their tenants must learn to adapt quickly, finding solutions to lower the negative effects from this crisis. The coronavirus outbreak has demanded more from all of us. Social distancing has had a drastic effect on the way landlords operate, and It is inevitable there will be new and unforeseen strains and pressures on the relationship they have with...