October was a crazy month both politically and economically and the impact of the turmoil on the property market has been quite considerable. Our October Cheadle property market update has some eye watering statistics and demonstrate why it has never been more crucial to price your home accurately from the outset, if you are motivated to sell. If you are interested in the local SK8 and SK3 property market you will not want to miss this blog.
The relationship between parents and their children is commonly lifelong but there comes a time when the apron strings are cut and the brood flies the nest. It’s a stage in life when many parents, perhaps reaching retirement age, make a number of lifestyle changes.
Is now the right time to be selling your Cheadle home? it is the biggest question at the moment for potential home sellers. The political and economic uncertainty over the last month has certainly affected the property market and the press and some market commentators are all doom and gloom. So what is the local market really doing?
The latest Statistical Briefing from The Dispute Service – which uses data from the Tenancy Deposit Scheme, SafeDeposits Scotland and TDS Northern Ireland – has highlighted the top three reasons for deposit disputes across the UK during 2021-2022.
There can’t be a seller in the land that doesn’t want their property to sell for the highest price. Although a lot rides with the buyer, their budget and how much they’re prepared to pay, sellers can help themselves when it comes to achieving as close to the asking price as possible.
With increasing uncertainty swirling around the housing market presently, we take a look at how to increase the appeal and selling power of your home with these simple tips.
There has been so much noise around the property and mortgage market over the last week or so since the Chancellor’s mini budget. In our latest monthly look at the trends in prices and demand in the SK8 and SK3 area, we cut through the lurid headlines and try to give a balanced view on what is actually happening in the local housing market.
From the 1st October in England and the 1st December in Wales, there are regulatory changes around smoke detectors and fire alarms that all landlords will need to implement with immediate effect, as there will be no ‘grace’ period and fines can be issued from day one.
Irreverently known as the ‘Bank of Mum and Dad’, cash contributions from parents and even grandparents are on the rise. In fact, an estimated £25 billion is expected to be lent to children over the next three years, with almost half of all first-time buyers having to rely on family to fund part or all of their deposit.
The Chancellor Kwasi Kwarteng announced a change in stamp duty in his mini budget, which was welcomed by struglling first time buyers, but with the hike in the cost of living and interest rate rises, was it it enough to stave of a drop in Cheadle house prices? Our new blog takes a look at what next for the local property market.
Lending experts have noted that landlords are increasingly considering new build homes for their next buy-to-let, as they tick so many boxes when it comes to changing regulations. Here are three reasons why buy-to-let and new build can go hand in hand:-
August is usually a time for lazy days and annual holidays but this year, the month failed to read the script. There has not been the traditional pause in home moving activity this summer. As a result, there are some surprising statistics to digest.
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