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Golden Age of property investment in South & East England is over  

  • New research by Rathbones Group shows buy to lets and holiday homes in tourist hotspots have been particularly vulnerable, with rising borrowing costs and weaker capital gains undermining their long-term investment case. 
  • The average annual increase in house prices between 2016 and 2024 is around half the 7%+ yearly average recorded between 1995 and 2016: 
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Allison Homes continue to host their ‘dusty boot walks’ across developments

Homebuilder, Allison Homes South West, is thrilled to welcome the public to its Weavers Place development in the historic village of North Tawton, for an exclusive ‘dusty boot walk’.

Potential homeowners will have the opportunity to look at the homes under construction on Saturday 8th July from 10.00am-5.00pm. They will be guided around the development by the Allison Homes team who...

The Financial Pros and Cons of Installing Solar Panels

As the world embraces sustainable energy solutions, the installation of solar panels has gained significant popularity. Apart from environmental benefits, homeowners often consider the financial implications of going solar. In this article, we will explore the financial pros and cons of installing solar panels, helping you make an informed decision.

Pros of Installing Solar Panels...

Rendells announces Robin as Associate Partner

Rendells, the long-established and highly regarded firm of chartered surveyors, auctioneers, valuers, land and estate agents, is pleased to announce the appointment of Robin Tozer as Associate Partner with the firm.

Having spent the last 15 years or so in the South Devon property market, Robin has achieved a great understanding and practical know-how in all matters of...

Ways Landlords Can Keep Up With Regulations in the Private Rental Sector

Many landlords like to run their property portfolio like a business. It's a valid approach, as they're providing and charging for a service.

Like businesses, landlords are also subject to regulations. Some of them can lose sight of that fact instead of subscribing to mantras like 'my land, my rules'. That's where things become more dicey, as landlords stop playing by the rulebook and...

Double Milestone For New Homes In Daresbury

WITH the first homeowners moved in and more than half of the first phase already snapped up, it’s a double success for Castle Green Homes in Daresbury.

The homebuilder recently welcomed the first residents to its Bridgewater View development.

Bridgewater View is a key site for the business, which has its North West headquarters at nearby Preston Brook.

Plans for the...

Lancashire Housing Market Hots Up

WITH five new homes on the Fylde peninsular sold in six weeks, a lifeline is being offered to homeowners who may worry about missing out. Elan Homes has seen a flurry of sales at its Redwood Gardens development in Marton Moss. Location has played a part in the recent success, as the new homes are being built between Blackpool and Lytham.

Factor in the energy efficiency and ease of...

Hotly Anticipated New Homes in Poynton Available Off Plan

WITH interest from almost 2,000 people, new homes in Poynton have been released off plan in response to demand.

Elan Homes is building 93 private sale properties across just 7.47 acres of a 20.45 acre site on Hazelbadge Road.

Due to the volume of enquiries, those who expressed an interest were invited to a VIP event to learn more about the Hazelfields development and be...

Local housing directors celebrate over 15 years as they share their journey with budding apprentices

Directors at Barratt Developments North East that progressed from its graduate scheme celebrate over 15 years in service, as they look back at their rewarding careers with the housebuilder.

Managing Director Carl Sobolewski and Technical Director Stephen Wooldridge joined the ASPIRE Programme in the Midlands in 2007, each taking different paths and moving through the ranks before...

Tightening Your Spending and Paying Off Your Mortgage Sooner: Strategies to Navigate Rising Mortgage Rates

The recent changes in the mortgage market, driven by inflation announcements and the recent Bank of England base rate increase to 5%, have sparked concerns among borrowers. While higher interest rates may cause apprehension, especially for those who purchased homes in the last decade, it is crucial to understand the potential impact and explore strategies to navigate this situation. This...

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The Impact A Sports Venue Can Have On Its Local Area

The UK and Ireland’s joint Euro 2028 bid made headlines recently, with ten stadiums picked to host the tournament across the two countries.

Glaring omissions were Old Trafford and The Emirates Stadium in favour of all-new stadiums like the ‘Everton Stadium’ in Liverpool and Casement Park in Belfast.

These future projects raise fresh questions about the impact a sports venue...

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