August saw the gift that UK consumers and house buyers had been waiting for during much of 2024 – the first cut in the Bank of England base rate in four years. It had the immediate effect of stimulating housing demand as mortgage rates began to fall in response.

Being a landlord comes with the responsibility of ensuring that your rental properties stay in good shape. This not only protects your interests but also helps attract reliable tenants and keeps your existing tenants happy.

Every property possesses a hidden narrative waiting to be unveiled. By artfully integrating storytelling into our property listings, we can elevate prospective buyer or renter engagement, igniting their curiosity and forging a lasting impression that ultimately generates more potential leads.

Whether you’re a homeowner, a tenant or a landlord, damp and mould can be a scourge on your property. Not only do damp and mould look unsightly and cause damage to the fabric of any building, they can also be extremely dangerous for anyone living there.

So traditionally, December may not be the busiest month in the property calendar but there are certain advantages to having your property listed in the run-up to the end of the year. First of all, one of the things we notice is that potential buyers are much more serious about doing business and are actively looking.