Category “Property”

The Importance Of Building Your Property To Be Resilient To Extreme Weather

Wednesday, 27 September, 2017

Catastrophic natural disasters and unforeseen events continue to endanger human lives as well as property. Besides leaving an indelible mark on humans, these disasters and extreme calamities damage property on a large scale. Every year, thousands of buildings are put to rubbles in a matter of a few minutes all over the world. Extreme weather … Read More »

Who Says That Property Market In London Is Sluggish?

Thursday, 24 August, 2017

Who says that property market in London is sluggish?   When you look at the unbelievable increase of 5 percent in the national average price as compared to the previous year, it is hard to believe really on the so-called ‘slow down’ in the market. Yes, the real estate market has once again proved that … Read More »

Not only house prices but rents also show an increasing trend in London

Tuesday, 22 August, 2017

Wouldn’t it be amazing if you get a phenomenal return on your investment at much faster pace than you expected? Yes, indeed nothing can be more exciting than it. According to property geeks who have been following the economic trends for quite some time, the scenario of rents and property prices looks pretty good. It … Read More »

Bearish trend seems to prevail in the London’s real-estate market

Friday, 21 July, 2017

Do you think the effects of Brexit will be long-lasting in the UK? Well, they are certainly. You can see the market scenario even today after a considerable time has passed after Brexit, the trend looks to be bearish. Property rates have been tumbling at quite a fast rate as compared to the massive crash … Read More »

Should your property buying decisions get influenced by political instability?

Thursday, 22 June, 2017

An unexpected result of the general elections, a planned move to change the economic standpoint of the country or change in the international political scenario; should such factors affect your decision of buying a residential flat or commercial place? Well, the majority of people would answer affirmatively. Yes, socio-political circumstances do put an influence on … Read More »

Building Survey on a mid-terrace house in Truro

Wednesday, 24 May, 2017

We recently undertook a Building Survey on a mid-terrace house in Truro. The property was probably built around 1900 and was of brick and stone construction with double pitched man-made slate covered roofs. The property had a typical two storey rear tenement which had a brick side elevation with a brick and stone gable end and … Read More »

Understanding about penalty clauses in the tenancy agreement

Friday, 19 May, 2017

When you want to earn money by renting your property to a tenant, it is equally important to know about the penalty clause while drafting the tenancy agreement. A penalty clause is applicable for tenants if they breach the terms and conditions of the agreement in some way or other. While drafting the agreement, you … Read More »

Mitigate the risk well when you invest in properties in London

Monday, 8 May, 2017

  Temperament of property investors covers the whole spectrum ranging from risk avoiders to risk takers. Well, it depends on the depth of the pocket and the readiness to accept the loss. One can’t compel someone to become adventurous and take greater risks in anticipation of high returns. It is the reason; one should consult … Read More »

Investing in real estate is much more than buying a property

Monday, 24 April, 2017

When people decide to buy a property, they don’t have any specific thought about investment. In spite of the fact that it has been one of the most lucrative options today, most of the people look it from the perspective of buying a home, apartment or villa. Property experts think differently. As per them, you … Read More »

Not Getting Any Clarity About What Is There In The Property White Paper? Here Are Some Insights

Friday, 24 February, 2017

There is a big noise about the Housing White Paper released by the government recently.  Well, everybody has a different interpretation of it which leads to utter confusion.  While the government claims that the release announces reforms for planning, development and construction policy per se, property owners and brokers don’t think on the similar lines. … Read More »