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    63 – 65 Stoke Newington Church Street,
    Stoke Newington,
    London N16 0AR
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    The ‘grey pound’: why older tenants should be a target

    The ‘grey pound’: why older tenants should be a target

    Published almost 4 years ago

    Privately rented properties where the tenants were aged between 55 and 64 years old had risen 118% between 2010 and 2020, while rented properties where the tenants were aged over 65 had grown by 93% over the same period.

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    Storage sells: buyers will pay more for space

    Storage sells: buyers will pay more for space

    Published almost 4 years ago

    While it’s common to think purchasers will stretch their budget for a property with a newly-installed bathroom, an all-singing, all-dancing garden room or perhaps off-street parking, lots of storage is actually one of a home’s most valuable aspects.

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    Gas boiler ban: 6-step action plan for Landlords

    Gas boiler ban: 6-step action plan for Landlords

    Published almost 4 years ago

    In 2025, house builders and property developers will be banned from installing conventional gas boilers in the new properties they build. In 2035, the sale of conventional gas boilers will also be banned. 

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    Are gas boilers banned?

    Are gas boilers banned?

    Published almost 4 years ago

    While there was no mention of stamp duty, first-time buyers or inheritance tax in 2021’s Budget, October has left homeowners with a number of pressing questions. We have already been contacted numerous times for clarification on the future of gas boilers in the home, so we have answered the most commonly asked questions.

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    It’s still a sellers’ market

    It’s still a sellers’ market

    Published almost 4 years ago

    The motivation to move home remains undented and in a recent article, The Times reported on the ‘deeper dissatisfaction with our homes’ uncovered in the first lockdown. In addition, a new study by Samsung Electronics UK found that 74% of UK consumers look at their homes differently now than they did 18 months ago.

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    Rent controls? Not on the radar

    Rent controls? Not on the radar

    Published almost 4 years ago

    There is a gentle murmur that rent controls could be on the cards but is it time to panic? History shows us that rent controls have rarely had the desired effect those in charge want, so despite a few rumbles in the press about a possible introduction, landlords should read with passing interest but it’s definitely not time to worry.

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    Are you guilty of sabotaging your own sale?

    Are you guilty of sabotaging your own sale?

    Published about 4 years ago

    While an estate agent will do everything in its power to ensure your home is marketed to the right people, catches the eye of buyers and is priced attractively enough to encourage offers, sellers can also help themselves.

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    Rental guarantors: the new normal in lettings?

    Rental guarantors: the new normal in lettings?

    Published about 4 years ago

    The number of those working for themselves broke through the 5 million barrier for the first time at the end of 2019, while the Institute for Fiscal Studies forecasts a record rise in solo self-employment in 2021. So why does this have a bearing on the lettings industry?

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    What influences buyers in 2021?

    What influences buyers in 2021?

    Published about 4 years ago

    Our lives changed dramatically in 2020 with the pandemic and subsequent lockdowns forcing us to spend more time than ever in our homes. Here we explore how our lifestyles and professional priorities have shifted, and why this is influencing what we look for when buying a new home.

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    7 realistic rental tips if you’re moving for a school place

    7 realistic rental tips if you’re moving for a school place

    Published about 4 years ago

    The admissions process for both primary and secondary places is based around a set criteria and although the distance from your home to the school gates isn’t at the top, it often counts when a school is oversubscribed. 

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    Have you got the energy to be bothered about EPCs?

    Have you got the energy to be bothered about EPCs?

    Published about 4 years ago

    With climate change in the media almost every day, is it time for homeowners to pay more attention to Energy Performance Certificate (EPC) ratings? We look at the increasingly-important role an EPC rating plays in the sales market – not only in attracting buyers but also in affecting a property’s value. 

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    Tips for tenants: creating a portable garden

    Tips for tenants: creating a portable garden

    Published about 4 years ago

    If you’re living in a rented property, it can be galling to think all your hard work digging, planting, pruning and perfecting has to be left behind when you move to a new property but that doesn’t have to be the case. It is possible to create a totally portable garden that can give you just as much pleasure in your next property.

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