Warning: Emails and Whatsapp messages misusing the name of Harper James Limited
Emails and Whatsapp messages have been sent misusing the name of Harper James Limited.
Warning: Emails falsely claiming to be from Sarah Seed of Mills & Reeve LLP
Emails have been sent falsely claiming to be from Sarah Seed of Mills & Reeve LLP in relation to supposed unpaid invoices.
Home movers favouring detached properties as market grows
The number of people moving home increased by 10% in the first half of 2024, with detached properties the most popular, according to the latest Lloyds Bank Home Mover Review.
Rayner outlines brownfield, grey belt, green belt housing drive
Angela Rayner has unveiled “an overhaul” of the English planning system in order to deliver the new government’s target of building 1.5 million homes over five years.
First-time buyers moving to places they’ve never been
Two thirds (67%) of recent first-time buyers bought a home in a neighbourhood they have never been before, suggesting buyers are making more compromises to get on the ladder.
Solar panel uptake to rise in coming months
More homeowners will install solar panels in the rest of the year thanks to rising economic optimism and a more stable political environment.
Warning: A stamped document misusing the name of Blaser Mills LLP
A stamped document purporting to be a ‘Deed of Surrender’ has been misusing the name of Blaser Mills LLP.
Warning: Statement falsely claiming to be from Freeths LLP
A statement has been sent falsely claiming to be from Freeths LLP
Key questions remain over government leasehold plans, says Propertymark
Propertymark is urging the UK government to implement reforms that will make it more cost effective and simpler for people to buy and sell leasehold property.
Property giant calls on government to stick with current stamp duty thresholds
Rightmove is urging the government to retain the existing stamp duty thresholds and provide additional help for first-time buyers.
Property giant calls on government to stick with current stamp duty thresholds
Rightmove is urging the government to retain the existing stamp duty thresholds and provide additional help for first-time buyers.
Property prices in Wales rise after five quarters of decline
House prices in Wales have risen for the first time in five quarters – pushing the average to £236,369 in the second quarter of 2024.