What's happening this month?

Managing properties through the eviction ban extension

Over the course of the eviction ban for residential tenancies, the government have looked to balance support for tenants and landlords, helping those unable to meet their rent payments whilst recognising the strain this puts on landlords who may depend on the income.

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Post-pandemic predictions for the property market

After 18 months of uncertainty, the UK property market has seen some incredible highs and lows.

Here are the top projections on what will continue to shape activity levels in the coming months.

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What’s driving property prices?

Asking prices continue to climb, with several key reasons to explain why this is happening after the emergence of a global pandemic.

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New build homes at a 21-year high

Over 49,470 new build properties were completed in the first three months of 2021 – the highest figure recorded in 21 years.

Why are so many new homes being built?

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What’s next for the property market?

Having contributed to record-breaking sales numbers over the last year, we consider what's next for the property market following the approaching end of the stamp duty holiday.

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Why does market activity peak in August?

For the past 12 years, reports show that August has been one of the most popular months for home moving.

Whilst typically homeowners would expect to fare best by listing earlier in the season, the same won't be said for 2021.

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Surge in sellers renting ahead of their next move

With the sales market continuing to boom, many homeowners have secured a high price for their home in 2021, choosing to put themselves in a stronger position by renting during this stop gap period.

What does this mean for the property market?

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What does the supply-demand imbalance mean for you?

Vendors have benefited from the supply-demand imbalance seen across the market in 2021, with 40% of properties selling above their original asking price, making conditions optimal for selling.

What makes conditions optimal this autumn?

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Will working from home be your new norm?

Last year, the number of adults who worked from home inevitably increased to 37% over lockdown.

Is working from home now becoming the new norm?

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Buyers and sellers need to act now to move in time for Christmas

Homeowners up and down the country are preparing for the pre-Christmas rush, and with the demand-supply imbalance still providing sellers with optimal market conditions, it's likely we'll see a lot more sales to come before the end of 2021.

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Finding the right home at the right price

You might think you’ll never be able to afford your dream home, but there are a number of ways that you can make it happen.

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Rents rise at fastest rate for 13 years

Now the pandemic is easing, people are returning to the city centres, which is causing an increase in demand and a shortage of available rentals on the market.

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UK property prices up 13% compared to pre-pandemic

When the stamp duty holiday came to an end, it was expected that the home buying frenzy would tail off, however, prices and demand continue to soar.

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UK property prices up 13% compared to pre-pandemic

When the stamp duty holiday came to an end, it was expected that the home buying frenzy would tail off, however, prices and demand continue to soar.

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