With decades of experience, David Conway & Co is a market leading letting and estate agent in Harrow, Middlesex. Our award-winning estate agents are highly skilled in letting and selling both residential and commercial properties and we pride ourselves in our friendly and approachable service. Whether you are a landlord looking to sell or let your property, an individual searching for your next home or a business seeking a commercial space, we can help. Our estate and letting agents have worked with hundreds of satisfied clients all around Harrow and Northolt and we often cover surrounding areas too.
If you would like to discuss renting, selling or buying a property, get in touch by calling us on 020 8422 5222 and one of our friendly estate agents would be happy to help.
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19 November 2024
What does the BoE’s second base rate cut this year mean for landlords? The Bank of England’s recent base rate cut holds significant implications for landlords across the UK. Landlords with variable or tracker mortgages, which tend to follow the BoE base rate more...
19 November 2024
What does the BoE’s second base rate cut this year mean for sellers? The Bank of England's recent base rate cut to 4.75% may have mixed effects on property sellers. Primarily, a lower base rate makes mortgages more affordable, potentially increasing demand among buyers as...
14 November 2024
What does the autumn budget mean for landlords? The Labour government's autumn budget introduced changes that affect landlords, with a mix of increased costs and sustained incentives. A significant change is the increase in the stamp duty surcharge on additional properties from 3%...
