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Research carried out by the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (RICS) has found that despite a fall in the average UK house price towards the end of 2022, homes with energy efficiency measures appear to be keeping their value. RICS questioned a range of surveyors and estate agents to compile the report, finding that 61%...
With 1.4 million fixed-term mortgages set to expire in 2023, we take a look at what this means for borrowers. For 1.4 million home owners whose fixed-term mortgage is due to expire in 2023, their mortgage payments are likely to rise substantially. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) says that 57% of the UK’s fixed...
LPL are committed to leading the conveyancing industry by utilising new technology, making buying or selling a home a fast and stress-free experience both for clients and conveyancing teams. LPL takes a fresh approach to conveyancing by delivering an unbeatable digital service. Louise Stephens-Pantoja, Head of Operations at LPL, said: “With a solid foundation of...
If you are selling your home, the first step is usually to ask an estate agent to value the property. We explain what they look for and how they arrive at their valuation. The agent will take into account a number of points, from the area you live in to the likely work needed on...
Damp and mould can be damaging to property and in extreme cases, mould can cause health concerns. We take a look at how to reduce the risk of both damp and mould, which will help you keep your property in good condition. As well as allowing mould to grow, damp can also cause wallpaper to...
Despite recommendations to insulate our homes, it is important to take into account potential problems. While foam insulation has been marketed as a means to save money, in fact foam insulation sprayed into a roof void can mean a property becomes unmortgageable and so loses substantial value. Spray foam has been around for over thirty...
As a leaseholder of a flat, you have the right to extend your lease if you have lived there for two years or more. Even if you have not lived there for this length of time, the freeholder may still be prepared to agree to a lease extension, although you will not be able to...
Coastal living is a dream for many property buyers. We take a look at what you need to take into consideration before making a move to live by the sea. Whether you choose to live in a popular tourist destination or quiet coastal region, there are several points to look at when buying a coastal...
When you buy a property, your solicitor is required by law to carry out an anti-money laundering or AML check. They may ask a third party to do this on their behalf and report back to them. AML checks are intended to try and reduce money laundering that can come from illegal trade and could...
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