One of the few positive points of the two spells of lockdown in recent months, is that many people have been able to get to know their neighbourhood for the first time, by going out for a daily stroll to keep fit. For the first time they have enjoyed their local parks and other open areas. In a rece...
After more weeks of being locked down, many of us are feeling tired of our homes. True, some will be planning to put their house on the market in the spring, whilst others have decided on some adaptations to make – including a new office space! All of us, would love to give our home a fresh new se...
The government announced in early November that it will be supporting renters during the current pandemic, with no evictions being enforced until after 11 January 2021 (at the earliest) and that there will also be a one month pause in bailiff enforcement plans.How Long Will the Current Rules Last?Te...
The demand for property post-lockdown has been surprisingly high. Spending all their time at home, many householders found that there were elements they did not like about their house or decided they wanted a larger living room, home office or garden and more outside space. Coupled with the incentiv...
Millions of people are currently having problems saving enough money for a house deposit and this problem was highlighted by Prime Minister Boris Johnson in this week’s virtual Conservative Party Conference (6 October). The PM says that he wants to make things easier for would – be house buyers...
How Will the New COVID-19 Rules Affect Your House MoveIt is a sad fact that the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic are still rolling out with the number of cases in the UK, France, Germany and many other countries now increasing again every day. Thankfully, the number of people being hospitalised has...
As the drastic effects of the global pandemic continue to unfold, many of the market sectors are currently evaluating the impact that COVID 19 has had to date and will continue to analyse data in the forthcoming months. Property buyers at WeBuyAnyHome have recently completed a study of the property...
Built with a mainly brick façade and a large, imposing entrance vestibule to reflect the Art Deco passion for clean, bright Portland stone, it is clear that this building is anything but a standard early 20th century Mock Tudor property.Clues to its past were to be found on entrance gates and even...
Following the announcement made on 8 July this year by the Chancellor, there has been fervour in the housing market! Chancellor, Rishi Sunak has suspended stamp duty on main properties purchases costing £500,000 or less, in England and Northern Ireland. Nicknamed the ‘Stamp Duty Holiday’ the an...
Living in certain catchment areas for schools is essential to parents with school age children, if they have a preferred school for their child. It can be so important to them, that according to Santander, 25% of parents of primary school age children buy or rent within the preferred school’s catc...
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