Dress to Sell: Furniture & Styling for Faster Property Sales

Key Takeaways: Furniture moves after exchange: Relocation is typically triggered after the contract is exchanged and before completion, and sometimes earlier if the developer is co...

Key Takeaways: Dress to Sell for developers means they own the furniture outright; it’s not a rental arrangement like traditional home staging. Furniture can be reused in the...

An empty property tells buyers very little. It shows them square footage and spatial layout, but does not answer the question that actually drives the purchasing decision: can I se...

In London’s fast-paced property rental market, even a short period with an empty property can be a crucial challenge for landlords. An empty or void, property means lost rent...

The last two decades have seen a rapid expansion in the rental market and landlords have had to adapt to changes, not only in property laws and new economic realities but also in t...

Although the daily challenges of the pandemic are firmly in most people’s rear-view mirror, they have clearly left some lasting effects. The fundamental desire to make a home as ...

Local sourcing can be beneficial to the environment, using less transportation, thus causing less carbon emission. But it’s not just the environment that reaps the benefits of lo...

The housing market is again open for business. Estate agents and letting agents can now carry out home viewings as long as they can be done safely, following all social distancing ...

Deciding which new home to buy is not an exact science. Some buyers make an instant decision while others can take months and view dozens of properties before they find the propert...

Think you know which room brings the best ROI? Think again. Most investors are used to balancing costs of refurbishment and redecoration with the spectacular returns that certain r...