Selling or buying a property is a significant milestone, but it’s essential to set realistic expectations for the timeline. From January’s surge in property demand to the average 8-12 weeks for conveyancing, this article explores the process and offers tips for a smooth transaction in 2025.
This article explores the rising average age of first-time homebuyers in England, now at 33.6 years, reflecting financial challenges like higher mortgage rates. Despite this, homeownership remains a key goal, with over half of renters aspiring to buy. Regional trends and policy implications highlight the evolving dynamics of the housing market.
Discover how to restore your garden after Storm Darragh and maintain its appeal for personal enjoyment and property value. Langford Rae Property Agents in Chelsfield offers tips on repairing storm damage, from fences to fallen trees, and advice on marketing your home with a stunning outdoor space.
As the festive season approaches, many of us are preparing to bring a touch of Christmas into our homes with the quintessential centerpiece: the Christmas tree. But have you ever wondered just how much space is needed to grow the nation’s annual supply of festive firs?
Buy-to-let borrowing has declined in 2024 due to rising interest rates, reduced tax benefits, and higher stamp duty, prompting many landlords to sell. Meanwhile, first-time buyers remain active, supported by incentives and family assistance. Property investment still holds long-term potential, but careful planning is essential in today’s challenging market.
The latest Housing Pipeline Report reveals planning approvals for new homes have hit a decade low, with just 230,000 units approved over the past year. This decline highlights significant challenges for the Government in addressing housing supply shortages and meeting the UK’s growing housing demand.
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