Each month we share a quick update on where our property insights have appeared in the media. From newspapers to trade magazines and online articles, it is always good to see our views reaching a wide audience.

September was busier than the summer months, with the market picking up again after the holiday period. Our commentary was featured in a range of outlets, covering current trends and what buyers and sellers are focusing on as activity grows.

There is also a lot of interest in what might come next. Many people are waiting to hear the Chancellor’s Budget announcement in November, especially to see if there will be changes to stamp duty, which could affect market confidence.

Here is a short round-up of our September coverage.

“Newbie tenants like my seller find themselves with a short financial commitment and if, like him there is a pot of what was equity, well that is now going into investments that look likely to go up much faster than the bricks and mortar.”

Jonathan Rolande

 “First and foremost, ensure your property is in good condition inside and out. This means repairing any damage, fixing any issues, and generally just making sure everything looks its best. ”

Jonathan Rolande

“The problem isn’t just tax, it’s the paralysis that the fear of tax can cause. People stop making decisions until the Budget lands, and investment stalls.”

Jonathan Rolande

“Disputes with neighbours should be avoided whenever possible, as they can have a serious impact on both the enjoyment and the value of a property. “

Jonathan Rolande

 

“SDLT survives because it’s the devil we know. Surveys consistently show that while people dislike it, they dislike the alternatives even more. But it inflicts its pain at the point of maximum commitment, when walking away feels impossible..”

Jonathan Rolande

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