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Average house prices in England and Wales fell by 0.4% during 2017, but this doesn’t mean the market is in decline. According to the latest report[1], average house prices fell over the last 12 months, in the first annual decrease seen since March 2012. However, the fall has been driven by weakening house prices in...
While a quarter of UK homeowners want to move up the property ladder during the next five years, the cost of moving is holding them back. That’s according to new research by Lloyds Bank. The figures also show that the number of people moving home has fallen for the first time in five years. Barriers...
LPL, the Manchester based conveyancing firm has been recognised for its outstanding customer service to its clients by The ESTAS, the biggest award scheme in the UK residential property industry. The ESTAS Group which highlights the best firms for customer service involved in the home moving process has revealed its annual shortlist for their 2nd...
As demand continues to outstrip supply, and increasing rental prices make home ownership increasingly attractive, property remains a good way to make the most of your money. Buying a home is likely to be the best investment most people will ever make, with a recent survey[1] showing that the majority of homebuyers continue to be...
There are many reasons someone might be thinking of buying a property or re-mortgaging in their later years, whether it’s to get a better deal on their current home – especially if a fixed rate has ended – or they’ve simply decided to downsize; but up until now, obtaining a mortgage over the age of...
Over recent years, it’s become clear that children have become much more reliant on their parents. Whether it’s tagging along on the annual trip abroad or staying at home long after university, a mix of financial and personal factors have meant parents are now ‘parenting’ longer than they might have expected. However, even if parents...
You may have decided that the only way to get on the property ladder is to buy with your partner. Together you can afford a bigger deposit and mortgage. It certainly makes financial sense. But there are important points to consider. How are you legally going to own the property? Will you both be contributing...
The way people buy and sell property is going to start getting smoother and quicker in the future. It all started on the 6th April when Government changes to Land Registration rules took effect. You won’t see the results overnight, but HM Land Registry is laying the ground now for speedier conveyancing going forward. Over...
Buying your first home is one of the biggest financial decisions you will ever make. So, it’s extremely important you put enough time into considering your new purchase and educating yourself as to the process. By following just a few simple points, you will find the process far smoother and a lot less stressful. Keep...
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