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Failing to renew fixed rate could add hundreds £

The latest research by award winning mortgage adviser, Alexander Hall, has shown that mortgage holders who fail to sign up to a new fixed or reduced rate when their current mortgage term expires could end up paying hundreds more a month, highlighting the importance of remaining proactive and establishing new terms.

Alexander Hall looked at the monthly repayment being made by the average...

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Why It Has To Be New For Your First Home in Tamworth

FIRST time buyers are being urged to reassess their priorities when it comes to finding a home in Tamworth. While 45% of people surveyed1 on behalf of Elan Homes said location was the most important factor in their home/when choosing where to live, the homebuilder is encouraging them to think about the bigger picture.

Elan’s new homes in Dosthill Gate enjoy a location perfect for...

Carter Jonas appointed to advise the Defence Infrastructure Organisation at Catterick Garrison, North Yorkshire

National property consultancy Carter Jonas has been instructed by the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (DIO) to advise on the delivery of the regeneration of Catterick Garrison town centre.

Catterick Garrison has grown to be the largest Army base in the UK and requires an area for people to gather and spend their leisure time. The need for a good quality town centre, alongside...

Carter Jonas Achieves Planning Consent for 213 Homes in Oakham

National property consultancy Carter Jonas has secured planning consent on behalf of Pigeon for up to 213 new homes, amenity space, allotments and areas for outdoor play and landscaping on land off Burley Road in Oakham, Rutland. Planning permission was granted by Rutland County Council.

Of the 213 homes, 64 (30%) will be affordable housing. The scheme will also provide a circular...

Tenants in London currently pay higher rents to live around the hustle and bustle of the high street

Navigating the Search: How should businesses search for a Pub or Restaurant for Sale?

Searching for a pub or restaurant for sale can be an exciting yet daunting process for those looking to embark on the next stage of their culinary journey. Whether it be identifying the ideal location, choosing between leasehold, freehold and tenancy, or assessing financial viability, numerous factors play a crucial role in finding the perfect premises. Whether you're a seasoned investor or a...

Take A Fresh Look At New Homes In Southport

A DOZEN similar properties have already been sold and now buyers are being given the chance to view one of the most popular new homes in Southport.

A finished example of a four-bedroom Sheldon at Balmoral Gardens , on Balmoral Drive, opens this Saturday (June 17).

Viewing this property, along with the two show homes, will help give buyers a real insight into life in a new...

Double Gold for View Property in British Property Awards

View Property is celebrating a double win in the British Property Awards as each of its offices takes the ‘best in town’ Gold award for the third year running.

The British Property Awards is a unique awards provider that does everything differently. Judging is not based on customer reviews or nominations, and entry is not subject to a fee. Instead, the team of judges independently...

Digitally Mapping: the Future by David Churchill, Partner, Carter Jonas (London)

The Government’s ambition for the planning and development sector, as cited in the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill, is to achieve ‘full digitalisation of the system’, with the objective of making the planning process faster and more efficient. It proposes that standardised and reusable data be used to inform plan-making, that digitalisation allows both plans and their underpinning data to...

The Upwards Trajectory on the Graph of Build to Rent Investment Potential by Andrew Jones, Group Director, Corporate Lettings & Build to Rent, Leaders Romans Group (LRG)

There’s no denying that investment within the private rented sector (PRS) is being challenged. But while individual landlords are increasingly being compromised, the rental sector provides greater opportunity to institutional investors than ever before.

Analysis released by the British Property Federation (BPF) on 20 October states that the sector could be worth £170bn by 2032 as a...

In its recent revisions to the NPPF, the Government committed to ‘build enough of the right homes in the right places with the right infrastructure’. Unfortunately it has set out to achieve this by blaming the failure to do so on developers – specifically

Landbanking Gives LURB a bad name by Grant Leggett, Executive Director, Boyer (part of Leaders Romans Group)

In its revisions to the NPPF, the Government committed to ‘build enough of the right homes in the right places with the right infrastructure’. Unfortunately it has set out to achieve this by blaming the failure to do so on developers – specifically ‘bad developers’ who ‘play the planning system’.

Michael Gove also tabled an amendment to the Levelling Up and Regeneration Bill in a...

Sussex housebuilder downs its lawnmowers in Yapton

This Spring, David Wilson Homes’ Ryebank Gate development in Yapton joined Plantlife’s national #NoMowMay 2023 campaign, leaving the designated areas free from lawnmowers until the end of July. This is in light of new research, which recently found that mowing a lawn less frequently can provide enough nectar sugar for ten times the number of pollinating insects, such as bees and butterflies...

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