Stoke Newington in the London Borough of Hackney has seen a huge change-around in fortunes since the turn of the Millennium. The area was once an undesirable location because of its poor transport links and location. The gentrification of the Borough and people searching for value for money brought big change though. Continue reading →

Ealing has a maturing property market and is proving to be very popular amongst buyers and renters alike. One of the biggest selling points is the semi-rural feel. There are plenty of tree-lined streets to choose from and open green spaces to enjoy too. Good transport connections to Central London make it even more popular, particularly with commuters. Continue reading →

There is a significantly increased level of demand for the block management services we provide, both in Croydon and other Boroughs across London. This is a development we both fully understand and indeed anticipated due to the dynamics of investment property portfolios in the current market. We are the people called upon for this service due to the outstanding professional track record of success in this field. Continue reading →

There are a number of properties in Camden with a fantastic history. The Borough has always inspired creativity and proven to be very attractive to people from the art and literary worlds. As a result there are plenty of houses that have previously been the home of these individuals. There are even some occasions when the properties become available to buy or rent. Continue reading →

Property management is a day to day job, not something that should only be done periodically. This is especially true if you want the home to remain in the very best condition and want rent to be paid in a timely manner. It is important that landlords understand the scale of the job and the benefits of hiring a dedicated professional to oversee the work. Continue reading →

Bexley is experiencing very high demand for rental properties due to the fact that it became the cheapest Borough in terms of rents earlier in 2016. Erith became the most affordable area, with monthly rent on a two bedroom house standing at £1,045 in October. This was around half the average wage for London and put the area far ahead in terms of affordability. Continue reading →

Around the world there are a number of different options for delivering new properties in busy urban areas. Typically these locations have high demand but limits on available space mean that buildings can’t simply be constructed to meet the demand. A more dynamic solution is needed that takes into account the existing properties and spatial limitations. Continue reading →

Limehouse is a riverside neighbourhood in the London Borough of Tower Hamlets that has seen a big transformation in its fortunes over the years. The area was thriving during the heyday of the docks but feel into decline following their closure. It rose again though with the growth of Canary Wharf, attracting people from who wanted to live within cycling distance of their workplaces. Continue reading →

The creation of a high profile building can have a wonderful knock on affect on the value of homes in an area. They bring attention and regularly include improvements in infrastructure, public spaces, and amenities in the area. All of these attract buyers. The fact that they can improve the view is also a big selling point. Continue reading →

One of the most stressful aspects of being a landlord is ensuring you get the best income for a property. To achieve this you need to understand demand in the area, supply, price growth, and the kind of tenants to target. Additionally you need to look closely at the property to ensure it offers the right features and is to the correct standard. Continue reading →