We study the property market to bring you interesting and relevant news from the world of property buying, selling and more in the UK and abroad.
Read our extensive library of conveyancing articles for help at every stage of the buying and selling process. Whether you’re a First-Time Buyer or an experienced mover, our advice can help every step of the way.
A look at the changes to Shared Ownership that have come into effect in April 2021.
Conveyancing, First Time Buyers, Buying a house
Reallymoving analyses the government’s latest proposals to overhaul the controversial leasehold system, including a scrapping of the marriage value and allowing people to extend their leasehold at zero ground rent.
Conveyancing, Buying a house, News
Research from Roofing Megastore has revealed where in the UK it is most difficult, and most easy, to get planning permission approved for your property.
Conveyancing
It might seem that letting your property to family members is simple, but it can be more complicated than you think. Here we consider the issues around letting to relatives.
Conveyancing, Conveyancing Advice
With more research going into speeding up the conveyancing process, we ask whether blockchain is really the answer.
Conveyancing, Conveyancing Process
Equity release is the ability to free up the equity from your property, whilst you continue to live in it. For many people, their property is their biggest asset, but all their savings are tied up in it.
If you’re looking to remove or add a name to the deeds of your property, or ‘buy out’ an ex-partner, you’ll need a transfer of equity. Here’s a few different reasons you might need a transfer of equity, how you can go about getting the process started, and what you need to do.
If you’re buying a property, the likelihood is you’re going to be buying through an estate agent. The agent will show you a variety of properties they have on their list, and hope that you’ll pick one to buy.
Conveyancing, Estate Agents
Confusing leases, freehold being sold on to private companies and the consumer unaware until it's too late - what's the next stage in the leasehold scandal?
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