The importance of property management should never be underestimated, regardless of the status of the building. Whether it is inhabited or not care needs to be taken to maintain it and ensure the condition is retained. This can result in big savings in the long term, seeing properties experience less wear and deterioration. Continue reading →

Camden in its current form has only existed since 1965, making it one of the youngest Boroughs in London. This feeling can still be felt, particularly with the diverse crowd of people who are attracted to live in and visit. Continue reading →

Bromley Council’s Direct Let scheme is very popular with property owners in the area who are new to letting out their properties. The scheme is designed to provide more homes for those people who need them, cutting down on the number of vacant houses in the area and supporting the owners in returning them to use. Continue reading →

Queen’s Park is one of the most attractive places to live in the London Borough of Brent. The area is very highly regarded for the community spirit. It really feels like a village spreading from the park. This acts like a traditional village green and plays host to several events over the course of the year, including an open area cinema and a fete in September. Continue reading →

Over the last decade Tower Hamlets has changed more than almost any other London Borough. New build projects have taken placed in clusters throughout the area, creating tens of thousands of homes in the process. In fact in 2016 alone an additional 33,000 plus new units are expected to be built. Continue reading →

When it comes to choosing an area to purchase investment properties in a good thing to look at is how happy the residents are. This can give you a great insight into what the location has to offer. Areas with happier residents also tend to have higher demand. Continue reading →

Woodford is one of the most popular places to live in the Borough of Redbridge in north east London. It is a prosperous suburb with lots of green spaces and fantastic commuter links to the centre of the city. The area has a great deal of character and there are plenty of good schools nearby for families. Continue reading →

Located in the eastern most part of London, Havering is mainly characterised by suburban development with large areas of protected open space. Romford, one of the biggest towns in London and principal town of Havering, is an ideal spot for those who are looking to purchase their new home here. Continue reading →

Ten years ago a certain Channel 4 show condemned Hackney as one of the worst places to live in the UK. In the present day the Borough has found its way onto the Sunday Times list of best ones. This more than impressive turnaround could be attributed to a number of factors that have helped give the area a better presence. Continue reading →

Enfield is one of the most youthful Boroughs in London thanks to the value for money on offer, the great transport connections and the close proximity to the expanding Middlesex University. The end result is a thriving property market, both in terms of sales and rentals too. Continue reading →