Business News & Updates
- 4th October 2011
Fewer properties are being built, more people are continuing to rent rather than buying due and more tenants are taking on longer tenancies – this means that there are more people trying to rent fewer properties. How do you make sure you rent successfully?
- 4th October 2011
If you have been planning to offer your property for sale or let, spending a bit of time in the garden can be time well spent. Here are five tips to make sure your garden doesn’t resemble a tip.
- 27th September 2011
Rental properties are in high demand in the current market, but even in this market, if you make the wrong decisions you could easy spend your money on the wrong investments.
The Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) recently released a report to assess the state of British house building The findings – the average 3 bedroom house falls short of the minimum recommended space standards benchmark by a full 8m².
- 31st August 2011
The Halifax just reported that the cost of buying a property for first time buyers is just over £100 cheaper per month than renting. Why aren't there more first time buyers?
- 16th August 2011
There has been no escape from televised coverage of burning buildings, violence and looting that erupted in London, and Ealing in particular. Will the reputation of our borough be tarnished to the point that our property prices will be affected?
This July marked the first time that we have seen a drop in asking price for property in 2011 – except in Ealing. Ealing was one of only two London boroughs whose average asking price went up in July 2011.
- 18th July 2011
1 in 3, the current national average for house sales that fall through. Northfields Estates explores why in many areas of the country so many sales are not making it through to completion. And what to do to prevent fall throughs.
- 6th July 2011
Every business says it offers good customer service but what does that really mean for the consumer?
London is experiencing a surging number of people choosing to stay in the capital to raise their families. In some cases, there is even a reverse migration of empty nesters looking to come back to the Big Smoke.