Lambeth is a vibrant London borough to the south of the Thames, in an incredible location with easy access to the City and other central areas. The location is highly attractive for both work and leisure. It is home to several vibrant urban centres as well as a number of spacious suburban areas. This diversity attracts a huge number of people, making the area the fourth most densely populated in England. Continue reading
Providing unbeatable stability and consistency
With our years of experience working in the world of London property, we have gained extensive in-depth experience about the pressures, strains and worries which landlords deal with on a daily basis. For many, those worries are primarily based around finances; namely, the worry that tenants will be unable or unwilling to pay their rent on time, leaving the landlord out of pocket and possibly unable to make their mortgage payments or pay other important bills. Our understanding of this is the reason why we created our unique guaranteed rent service. Continue reading
Keeping up to date on HMO licensing in Islington
In 2015 Islington Council re-evaluated its rules on HMO (houses of multiple occupancy) license requirements on Caledonian and Holloway Roads in the Borough. A survey had previously been conducted in the areas to determine the standards of management. It found that there were concerns with a surprising 68% of the 200 homes on the two roads. As a result, new stricter rules were introduced. Continue reading
Working with investors who own multiple properties
If you have the resources to invest in a property in one of London’s popular areas, you have enormous potential to make a healthy profit. There are many different ways to make money from your investment both in the present and the future: whether you decide to sell it on for an increased price, put it up for council leasing, or undertake private lettings, there are many different options depending on your preferences and the resources you have. Continue reading
Smaller apartments are gaining in popularity
As the price of living in major cities like London continues to rise, an interesting new trend has been emerging. Tiny apartments, many of them consisting of just a single room offering less than 500 square feet of space, are being created and promoted by developers in cities throughout the world. They are often marketed as a more affordable way of getting a foot in the door of competitive housing markets, or as an alternative rental option to pricier large homes. Continue reading
A mix of housing and attractions to suit all buyers
Hammersmith is a popular area of West London offering something for everybody. It contains the shops, attractions and businesses you would expect from a busy urban setting, but still has beautiful riverside walks and green parks to cut through the hustle and bustle. The contrast makes this area distinctive for the centre of the capital. Add to this the excellent transport links, and you have a location that is attractive to a very wide array of buyers. Continue reading
Battersea is undergoing a transformation
Over the last decade or so, Battersea has been completely transformed from a run-down area of Wandsworth into one of the most exciting and contemporary areas of the capital. The redevelopment of Battersea Power Station has been a key to this, bringing one of London’s most iconic structures bang up to date for the needs of a modern, fast-paced city. Continue reading
Lewisham reflects balance in the property market
It is not uncommon for reports of the growth in value of London properties to include concerns about how this might leave buyers priced out of the market. These are concerns which we certainly do not ignore, but if we take a closer look at current activity in the London property market, it becomes clear that at this time the concerns are far from being a reality. The biggest driver of London property prices is the demand for homes and business premises in the city, and the increasing prices can be seen as a sign that the demand levels are not falling. Continue reading
A great area for commuters
A common connection between the areas of London which are experiencing property value increases is the fact that they are all planned to be part of the Crossrail 2 upgrades. With the capital being one of the major financial centres of the world, the importance of commuter travel cannot be overstated. It’s easy to understand why improved bus and rail transport would lead to growth in the market. In the light of this, investors should not overlook the potential for success in areas which already have very well established commuter connectivity services. Continue reading
The value of a view
Greenwich is renowned for having some of the most stunning views in London. From the area you can see the rolling greenery of the 180 acre Park and the skyscrapers and notable buildings in Canary Wharf and the city centre. This incredible juxtaposition is a sight that commands a great deal of value for property buyers. Continue reading
