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    63 – 65 Stoke Newington Church Street,
    Stoke Newington,
    London N16 0AR
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    5 ways to style your home more sustainably

    5 ways to style your home more sustainably

    Published almost 3 years ago

    The option of buying second hand, scanning Gumtree or Facebay for free items and upcycling what you already own are the most sustainable approaches to home styling but sometimes purchasing new is the preferred option.

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    6 circumstances in which you should take professional mortgage advice

    6 circumstances in which you should take professional mortgage advice

    Published almost 3 years ago

    We have become somewhat accustomed to rock bottom interest rates that barely nudge 0.25 percentage points either way for months. When the main interest rate rises, mortgage rates usually rise in tandem, so if you already have a mortgage or want to take out a home loan, now is a good time to seek professional advice.

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    Gen Z and your rental property

    Gen Z and your rental property

    Published almost 3 years ago

    There are millions of people in Generation Z – or Gen Z for short – and they are highly likely to need rental accommodation as this age bracket encompasses undergraduates, those leaving university and young professionals. 

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    August’s property market analysis

    August’s property market analysis

    Published almost 3 years ago

    From ‘boil to simmer’ is how house price growth has been described by one property portal, who published its latest House Price Index in July. Rightmove’s newest report chose to focus on the rate at which house prices are now rising, rather than by how much.

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    Brush up your home’s exterior with a fresh coat of paint

    Brush up your home’s exterior with a fresh coat of paint

    Published about 3 years ago

    Selling your property? It’s time to break out the paintbrush, as decorating the outside of your home will not only improve its viewing appeal and make it look more attractive in photos, it’s likely to add value too.

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    Private landlord v. limited company: the pros and cons

    Private landlord v. limited company: the pros and cons

    Published about 3 years ago

    Being a private landlord has been the norm in buy-to-let for many years but detrimental changes to property taxation since 2017 have led to an increasing number of landlords starting their own companies as a tax-efficient investment vehicle.

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    4 things a new-look Conservative party might mean for property

    4 things a new-look Conservative party might mean for property

    Published about 3 years ago

    The Prime Minister’s resignation, a high-profile sacking and a raft of new appointments have given the ruling Conservative party a brand new look, and the new faces in the Government’s housing departments come at a critical time for the property industry, with a number of new rules, regulations and laws waiting to come into force.

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    How does your garden grow… in value?

    How does your garden grow… in value?

    Published about 3 years ago

    Gardens and balconies have never been in more demand so if you have one of these aspects and are thinking of selling, you’ll already have the upper hand and should be able to command a higher sale price. 

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    July’s property market analysis

    July’s property market analysis

    Published about 3 years ago

    Here we discuss house prices, rental values and major changes to lettings. There’s also a new UK average house price and a new Bank of England base rate. If you want to know how any of the points affect your property plans, please get in touch.

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    Landlords: 6 thing landlords need to know about the Fairer Private Rented Sector White Paper

    Landlords: 6 thing landlords need to know about the Fairer Private Rented Sector White Paper

    Published about 3 years ago

    Landlords and tenants will soon see changes to how tenancies are run, thanks to incoming legislation changes enforced by the Government. Letting agents across the country are digesting the contents of the new Fairer Private Rented Sector White Paper. 

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    Self-care crosses over into the home

    Self-care crosses over into the home

    Published about 3 years ago

    ‘Self-care’ is a concept that’s gained momentum in the last two years, especially as we look to rebalance our lives after the pandemic. Although what may immediately spring to mind is a walk in the countryside or an hour-long aromatherapy massage, the self-care trend has crossed over into our homes.

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    Property positives & negatives: what puts buyers off?

    Property positives & negatives: what puts buyers off?

    Published about 3 years ago

    Like or loathe your current home, it’s not the opinion of the seller that counts. As soon as that ‘for sale’ sign is up, all that matters is what buyers think about the property and how much they’re willing to pay to make it theirs.

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