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Relocate workers with our private and corporate lettings service

If your company is in search of staff with specialist skills, you may look abroad to find the perfect worker for the job. Whilst there is a huge pool of skilled workers to tap into around the world, bringing them into the country can be challenging. Paperwork and visas can usually be dealt with relatively easily, but it can be difficult to house them, particularly with Britain’s current housing shortage. However, with our private and corporate lettings service, we can help to resolve the issue and find desirable housing for your workers. Continue reading

Renters and buyers flock to Hammersmith and Fulham developments

The Fulham neighbourhood of Sands End has been referred to as a triumph of development. This once cut-off corner of the capital has grown into a fashionable residential quarter a world away from the grim industrial land it once was. The construction of Chelsea Harbour inspired residential developers to take a fresh look at the location and recognise its potential. Over time, developers have transformed the area into a collection of highly coveted flats and houses and one of Fulham’s most highly sought after addresses. Continue reading

Caring for and supporting our community

In London, there are many people in need of help and assistance with their accommodation. Our care and support services are designed to provide a helping hand for both adults and youth. We provide support, accommodation, property management and block management in Croydon and all other areas of London, helping vulnerable individuals and their families to reach their full potential. We are dedicated to continuously developing and honing our services to deliver the best possible results to our customers. Continue reading

Searching for affordable properties in London

London is one of the richest property markets in the world with prices for prime real estate firmly in the multiple million pound region. However, in recent years the market is becoming polarised, with a great deal of choice at the top end but a lot less availability in lower brackets. It is now becoming increasingly challenging to find a good investment for less than £250,000. Continue reading

Maximise on the capital’s thriving rental market

Over the course of the past five years, the average rental values across central London have risen by 15%. However, if we consider the effects of inflation, average weekly rents are just 1.4% higher than at the beginning of 2010. This makes the rental market a more accessible tenure than the sales market. Census data reveals that the primary contributor to the private rented sector becoming so popular with Londoners is affordability. Over a quarter of London households now reside in rented accommodation. This signifies a 15.5% increase in the last decade and in central London the proportion is even higher. Continue reading

Managing your property and paying your rent

Letting a property has great money-making potential. If you have a spare property, or even a portfolio of properties, letting can allow you to generate a good amount of money from your property. One of the major difficulties of letting out a property is finding the right tenant. However, our guaranteed rent service will ensure that you no longer have any difficulties with letting your property. Our team can ensure that you receive constant income, even when it is in a void period. Continue reading

Changing conditions in London’s property market

The property market in London is currently in the throes of a cooling period following the big rise in prices that occurred in the spring of 2014. Latest figures show that prices in other parts of the UK are set to outperform the capital for the first time since 2009. The price of a home in London is expected to fall by around 3.6% over the course of the year while the UK as a whole will see rises of 1.5%. These figures come from the CEBR (Centre for Economics and Business Research). Continue reading