Best Private Schools in London & Top Places to Live Close By Clustered around the city’s capital are many of the best private schools in London. Often sitting alongside iconic attractions, London has the biggest selection of private schools in the UK, including lots of the country’s top-performing institutions. A destination for world class education,… Continue reading Best Private Schools in London & Top Places to Live Close By
St John’s Wood Area Guide, NW8 Pic of own St John’s Wood property Situated in prime London, St John’s Wood is one of London’s most distinguished postcodes. Located within the superior residential area which stretches from Knightsbridge to Hampstead and Mayfair, it’s here you’ll find London’s most luxurious properties. When neighbouring structures include: Regent’s Park,… Continue reading St John’s Wood Area Guide, NW8
You would be forgiven for anticipating a drop in London’s luxury property market for 2022. Yet the data for London property sales for the first six months of the year might surprise you. Despite the catalogue of recent global events which have seen us lurch from the pandemic to the financial crisis then the war… Continue reading London’s Finest Booms: Recording-Breaking £3 Billion Prime London Sales
One of the greatest characteristics of luxury London property is its history. New to the market, luxury apartments at Trent Park in north London are the perfect example. This exquisite property offers the opportunity to dwell in a place where centuries of British history are etched into the walls. From its 14th century beginnings, grade… Continue reading Featured Luxury London Property: Trent Park
The Renters’ Reform Bill was first proposed in April 2019 by Theresa May’s government in a bid to remove some of the insecurities tenants experience while renting in England. The main premise of the bill is the abolishment of section 21 evictions, also known as “no fault” evictions. Under the 1988 Housing Act, section… Continue reading What is the Renters’ Reform Bill?
Earlier in January this year, the UK Government announced tough new restrictions against second homeowners to combat a tax loophole. These new restrictions follow increasing reports of second homeowners pretending to let out their properties to holidaymakers to deduce the amount of tax they must pay, in spite of their properties actually being empty. At… Continue reading UK Government introduces new rules for second homeowners
If you’ve had success in renting out a buy-to-let property you may be considering growing your property portfolio. If you are thinking about expanding your business, we’ve put together a few things you’ll want to consider before buying your next property. Have you done enough research? The first thing you’ll need to successfully grow your… Continue reading Top tips for expanding your buy-to-let portfolio
Over the last year, online searches for properties in London have soared, while the search for properties in the country have fallen. This was recently documented in a report by City Hall, who suggest there’s been a “boomerang” return to the capital. This change comes after returns to the city had continued to drop for… Continue reading The search for homes in London soar while countryside searches plummet
A rental property is an ideal investment to help you supplement your income or create a full-time living. However, property managers and landlords may struggle to find how to increase their revenue. Luckily, there are many ways to improve your return on investment. We’ve summarised five ways below. Don’t skimp on renovations … Continue reading Five ways to improve your rental property’s ROI
A new set of rules governing property sales listing and advertisements in the UK will be rolled out from the end of May this year. Brought about by the National Trading Standards Estate and Letting Agency Team, the changes will make it compulsory for all property sales listings to include a set of details to… Continue reading Buyers to benefit from new transparency rules governing property listings
