Sales

House prices continued to climb in April but the rate of growth is slowing as soaring inflation and the cost of living crisis starts to affect the market, figures show. The average amount paid for a home in the UK climbed 0.3% to £267,620 in April on a month earlier Nationwide found, the ninth consecutive month of growth. However, the rate of house price growth slowed from a 1.1% rise in March and is the smallest increase since September last year

With the first signs of uncertainty creeping into the housing market, it might be time for Cheadle home sellers to get their skates on. But before you do, have you considered what upgrades you could make to your property to make it more appealing to the post pandemic buyer who have requirements and tastes that have shifted.

Data analysis by HBB Solutions found that a chain-free home carries an average property price premium of £23,131, with buyers willing to pay extra for a simpler and quicker sales transaction. 

The Easter holiday is one of the busiest times at the DIY superstores and garden centres, as DIY enthusiasts flock before they start jobs that they think will enhance the saleability of their homes. But is this always the case? what really adds value to your home and what jobs really should be left to the professionals! Our new blog takes a look!

Of course, you want to sell your house for as much money as possible, that’s understandable, but these 7 things you can easily think and feel when selling your home, might be best not being expressed out loud, if you want to sell your house quickly and for the most money possible.

Here is our latest Cheadle Property Market update for the month of March. We look at prices, current trends in the local market, what effect the cost of living crisis is having and an important message for those thinking about selling in 2022. Read more below.

When it comes to selling a home in the Spring, many sellers concentrate on getting the interior of their home looking amazing, but often, many forget their outside space and the importance of first impressions!

It has been a tough market for home buyers over the last couple of years, with soaring prices and multiple offers on many properties. The stress and disappointment has left many would be buyers feeling burned out. So how can you avoid this? Our new blog offers a few pointers to Cheadle buyers.

You may be excited to receive an offer on your property – and perhaps even feel pressured to accept it – but in a good market such as we’re experiencing now, there should be multiple offers. With the support of our skilled negotiators, you can agree the very best offer for your personal circumstances.

With the awful conflict in Ukraine, rapidly rising inflation and the cost of energy and fuel escalating by the day! What effect is the increasing uncertainty starting to have on the Cheadle housing market. See our latest blog on the trends we are seeing in the local market.

More commonly known as a ‘fittings and fixtures’ or ‘fittings and contents’ form, a TA10 is completed by the seller so they can clearly identify what’s included in the sale and what is going to be removed. 

One of the huge advantages a high street estate agent has is knowing their local market and sometimes properties that are being sold “off market” – As a buyer it is so important to get to know your local agents, visit their office, discuss your requirements and lifestyle preferences as the agent is always more likely to remember you as opposed to someone who just sends an e-mail through the portals.