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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: West of England and...

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft,...

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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: London

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft, HMRC)....

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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: East Midlands

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft, HMRC)....

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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: North East

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft,...

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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: Scotland

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft,...

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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: Southern

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft,...

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Regional Property Market Update Spring 2022: Hertfordshire,...

Tuesday, April 5, 2022

Standing firm 2022 has started strongly. Sales volumes in January are predicted to be 10% higher than their long- term (2012–2021) average and, except for a year ago, are the strongest since 2007 (Dataloft,...

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How to Inject Colour into Your Home This Spring

Thursday, March 31, 2022

Spring has officially sprung! This means it’s time to get rid of the heavy fabrics, dark colours and fluffy blankets and embrace natural materials, lighter fabrics and brighter shades in your home. Here are our top tips...

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How to Find the Right Tenant for Your Property

Thursday, March 31, 2022

If you’re thinking of becoming a landlord, finding the right tenant for your property is crucial. Here are our top 10 tips to find the right tenant for you.   1. Make sure your property is in top...

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