Planning an office layout is probably among one of the most equally stressful and rewarding times in my life! I have been responsible for the layout of two offices now, both with a workspace I used to work in, and when I started my own company and we needed a physical office.
The ongoing EU Referendum debate has led to some fascinating figures being bandied about regarding the UK’s lack of housing. Ex-Cabinet Minister and ardent Leave campaigner Liam Fox has stated that, “At current levels of immigration, the Office for National…
Many clients, landlord or tenant, come to us having already negotiated terms for a lease extension. There are pros and cons of entering into a lease extension outside of the statutory framework of the Leasehold Reform Housing and Urban Development…
The 3% stamp duty increase that came into effect in April 2016 has made many investors more cautious about the potential of buy-to-let property in the UK. Instead, many have been turning to hotel investment, as Jean Liggett, Managing Director…
Professional landlords are tipping one bedroom flats to produce the most attractive capital returns and two bedroom flats to generate the biggest yield, according to a new survey1 by Amicus Property Finance, the leading specialist short term property lender.…
As the UK’s millennials approach their prime spending years, the impact of their personal priorities is being seen across the economy. Their preference for experiences and lifestyle over possessions, including their firm position as part of ‘generation rent’ is creating…
Dragon Court in Durham will provide students with superb facilities and unique features including a top floor Sky Lounge and roof terrace (Collegiate AC) Group study areas, SONOS wireless speakers and SONY video conferencing as standard (Collegiate AC) Available from…
Emerald Gardens located just 12 minutes from central London Stylish apartments surrounding nearly 1 acre of landscaped gardens Last few homes available, with prices from £399k The newly launched on-site show apartment of Emerald Gardens at Wembley Park is showing…
A study examining the UK rental market ahead of forthcoming changes to buy-to-let stamp duty being introduced in April has found that the average Briton spends £11,100 on rent before buying their first home.
The survey, carried out by letting agent Harry Dhaliwal, also found that the average person rents for over three years (38 months) before buying for the first time.
Mortgage payments less expensive than monthly rent in 48 per cent of British cities Buying most cost-effective in Scotland and in the West Midlands – homeowners in Glasgow, Coventry and Birmingham are more than £100 per month better-off than their…